I've never been to Moz but for South Africa and Zimbabwe just carry anything extra such as a reflex sight, 2nd scope, small tools, gun parts such as extra magazine spring, cleaning kit, and/or magazine in your rifle case.
I carried a scope in my carry on once... "What is this military/sniper equipment for..." was the line of questioning which I had to remember to be polite and professional toward in my responses. Never again!
As long as it doesn't have any ammo in it you should be okay. I regularly carry my scope in carryon without issue. Once I was hassled at Toronto for a bit because I had a bipod in carryon. If they ask, it's for camera or binoculars (which it could be used for). They added bipod to the list of acceptable "gun parts" just in time for me to make my connection to Germany.
I can't advise about Mozambique, but I had 2 mags for my 22 Hornet; 1 for solids and 1 for softs, in my gun case. No questions asked by SAPS in RSA. They just wanted to verify firearm serial numbers of my firearms.
Hello @caanaya5711, this is JD Noblin and I saw your thread about a new Double. I am a Chapuis dealer and have a new Elan Classic 470 Nitro in stock for $18,199....it is listed on GunsInternational. Feel free to call to discuss, 405/822.1564.
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