Netherlands:

If the firearm is anything from before 1870: No papers

If the firearm is from before 1945 and is a single shot or multibarreled rifle or pistol proofed for black powder only (cartridge or muzzleloading): No papers

If the firearm is from before 1945 and is a multishot rifle proofed for black powder only (cartridge or muzzloading): No papers

If the firearm is a revolver from before 1945 and is muzzleloading or only chambered for pinfire or rimfire: No papers (ALL centerfire revolvers are licensed regardless of age )

The big excpetion is .22 rimfire caliber firearms. Only firearms in .22Short from before 1945 are considered antique, thus all .22L or .22LR firearms are considered licensed.

As you can see, it is quite free and we have no pesky heritage laws so anything can be send out.

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from Italy,
any firearms, antique or modern with no exception need police licence for import and export before shipping, we still use post aside of private couriers

gianluca

Hi
In Finland all firearms made before 1890 are license free.
So those arms can import without licence.
This is today.
This may changed by new law in nex spring.
Due this school shootings the law will be changed and what it will be no one knows

Hi
Those antic arms made before 1890 can be exported without any paper work.

forex.
Rolling block 12,7 x 44 R can be exported from finland and import to finland but cannot be exported from Sveden or import to Sveden.