Hey Matt,

I was just wondering if I were to buy a set of X-Generation Chuks, if they could be shipped to Australia without being assembled in two seperate packages. The swivels in one package and the sticks in the other. I would of course be willing to pay the extra shipping costs. Also, are they just connected by pop rivets, or is it something else?

Thanks,

Keane

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I can its just going to take a really long time. I sent chuks to Australia to Nightmare. He is on this message board. I would ask him what he had to do. I think you have to get a permit or something in order to get them into the country.

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Hey Matt,

Thanks for the reply, I'll find out what Nightmare did but yeah, licenses are needed here, although I'm not quite sure on how to get on, hence why I asked if it could be sent dissassembled, as two sticks and a swivel being shipped in two seperate packages is perfectly legal. Although for some reason, my martial arts club was still able to get a hold of a few wooden competition style chucks, in some sort of one-of-a-kind deal, except they cost a lot more than usual due to its 'exotic' nature. But now, my chux have kind of died and I am in need of some new awesomeness in the form of X-Generation Chux, lol. I would pretty much do anything to get a few.

Thanks again,

Keane

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Hey Matt,

I was just wondering, if you can send them disassembled, how many I would be able to get. I would like get 4 or 5 but I know it will probably take a lot of time on your part.

Thanks again,

Keane

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hey at my club in sydney we order things from century then we just get it all sent in a BIG container in a month or two.
does your instructor have a permit.

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I can send you 4 or 5 chuks in two different peices and two different packages. Email me for more info. MatthewEmig@aol.com

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