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« on: January 01, 2013, 09:48:44 am »
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Hi Christian and everyone.

Been a long time since I posted here. Hope you are all well and have a very prosperous  New Year.

A buddy of mine is working on a project in Slovakia. Metal detecting in that country is prohibited since the state owns everything but he does have an opportunity to hunt in Serbia...  In spite of what his Serbian host says, he is still very unsure if it's OK to bring a detector into that country. This is a top of the the line Minelab which retailed for about $3000.00 so he doesn't want any problems at customs or the authorities in general.

Does anyone on this forum know anything about the rules,laws, regulations pertaining to metal detecting in Serbia? Maybe someone in neighboring country knows about this issue. Any help will be appreciated.

Steve

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