I want buy this sight for my camera,but can i take it to china? i think TSA maybe confiscate the sight.
477892
You don't need a rifle sight on a camera and no you can't take it to China.
477893
I am not sure why you need a holographic weapon sight for a "camera", but you would have to obtain a permit to export it. See this page for more information: http://www.eotechgear.com/export.html
477894
Voodoo is right, you would need an export license to ship this to China. I worked in aerospace for years and many people would not believe what requires a license. And that's just on this end. There may be requirements to bring it into China as well. As to wanting one of these for a camera, my guess is that's going to raise some questions. I'm not saying you have ill intent, but I suspect that stated use for this product will be questioned. Whatever you decide, make sure you do it legally. There are some tough penalties for breaking these laws and they are federal, not state laws.
1374156
China, I'm afraid. These are excellent binoculars but I understand your desire to support US made products.
1529778
I see no reason why you should not be able to use it. As far as I know, there are no restrictions for an unused spectral tiger mount in China. However, a blue post (blizzard support) for your region would be better suited to answer your question.
313848
I called Nikon and they advised me that "you don't want the international model. It's an import and you can't get service for it in the US". Glad I called.
842354
Yes with all support it can be shipped overseas,until something brutal happens packing will be able to protect camera
638103
If it's an air soft optic it's not gonna hold up to the shock given by a real rifle were as the 300 dollar or more version would work for both. But trijcon is a completely different company than c-more so it's probably from Hong Kong. But if you got it for air soft it will be OK. And remember always use a bore sight to dial in a red dot like this
260206
Yes. I have taken mine to Asia, South America, and Eastern Europe as well as around the U.S. Without problems as carry on. Be prepared to power up all cameras for TSA
637657
Julian, I don't think it will be allowed. See this article on CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/05/travel/tsa-knives/
935002
China.....For the price of this lens, you wouldn't be able to buy the "box" if it were made in Japan...This is a nice lens and is a bargain for the money.....You simply have to take TLC (tender loving care) when you remove it from the camera body, and not "yank" it off...You have to keep in mind that these are "consumer" grade lenses (made in China), and when they break, you toss them...But with proper care they will last years, so don't be afraid of the "China" made.PSYou can easily pay a thousand dollars or more for a professional lens of this MM. China.....For the price of this lens, you wouldn't be able to buy the "box" if it were made in Japan...This is a nice lens and is a bargain for the money.....You simply have to take TLC (tender loving care) when you remove it from the camera body, and not "yank" it off...You have to keep in mind that these are "consumer" grade lenses (made in China), and when they break, you toss them...But with proper care they will last years, so don't be afraid of the "China" made.PSYou can easily pay a thousand dollars or more for a professional lens... » Read More China.....For the price of this lens, you wouldn't be able to buy the "box" if it were made in Japan...This is a nice lens and is a bargain for the money.....You simply have to take TLC (tender loving care) when you remove it from the camera body, and not "yank" it off...You have to keep in mind that these are "consumer" grade lenses (made in China), and when they break, you toss them...But with proper care they will last years, so don't be afraid of the "China" made.PSYou can easily pay a thousand dollars or more for a professional lens of this MM. « Show Less
106076
I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to buy it and take it to France, although you may have to pay a tariff for bringing it in. You will still need the adapter.
1313172
Yes, we can. We have lots of customers shipping this item to China. Please provide the shipping address and recipient's name in Chinese when place order for delivery use in China. Thank you.
1444160
You may get by with it, especially in USA airports but when you go to other countries, it will be totally random. We have had small plastic toothpicks, diaper safety pins and various small key ring tools confiscated. I told one official that the 4" pry took had passed through TSA and foreign airport security without question many times...and was told "not a my airport!"
947351
Yes. Sent my back twice to China, they took forever but stayed in contact with me, pleasant experience. It was the very first XT11 600 lumen. Turned out both my batteries were defected and not the light. The tail switch broke a year later. I took it apart and sodered a loose connection myself. Works flawlessly to this day. Just ordered two of this updated model.
1175393
No, I can't remember exactly where it was made since I sold mine since it didn't work with my sights but I think it was China
1965041
I don't think it's any more illegal than any other non-Canon accessory produced for their cameras (think lenses and batteries, for instance). As long as they don't try to palm it off as a Canon product (which they don't), I think they're on safe legal ground. This is my second aftermarket battery grip (preceded by one for my 60D with a different name but probably from the same Chinese source), and both have worked well for less than a quarter of what Canon charges. Their build and material quality aren't quite as good as the Canon grip I have on my 7D, but both have held up well in heavy use (without the battery issues mentioned by another reviewer, though I've occasionally had to remove and reinsert a battery to get the camera to recognize its presence).
24607
Its from china and the instructions are bad. You need to read the other comments on here on how to set it up. Also you might go to the Foscam website and read the instructions.
1900252
If you purchased it from a seller in China most of them require that you ship it back (to them) at your expense. If you purchased it through Amazon directly (and not on one of their 3rd party merchants), you should be fine.