Kind of like facing a mandatory 12 years in prison for inadvertently bringing a few rounds of ammunition in your luggage?
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...cos-rcna149108
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Kind of like facing a mandatory 12 years in prison for inadvertently bringing a few rounds of ammunition in your luggage?
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...cos-rcna149108
Is it a M1903 rear sight or a 03A3 rear sight? And any special configuration you are looking for, or just one to replace a missing/broken one?
its for a 1903A1 - the rifle is in almost unissued condition (currently with earlier sight fitted), so I'm looking for a correct sight in similar condition
To be clear you're looking for a rear movable sight base with slide assembly? On a m1903a1 earlier sights can also be considered correct. Devil in the details.
Hi, have you tried Colenso arms?, i know he built alot of 1903's. I think he is around the colchester area.
I believe so.
I know from experience you cannot ship US military gun parts out of the U.S. I'm not sure about commercial parts. Before I found out about the rules, I had a carbine stock shipped to Italy confiscated and a M17 Enfield stock confiscated going to Canada.
Both of the telescopes you imported required export licensing. You're very lucky that US CBP didn't catch them, or they would have been confiscated. To add to the ridiculousness, if I bought those two scopes in England and brought them back to the US, there's no import licensing required.
Hello, Scope elements are classified ? for example the "UP" turret of a Weaver 330 C scope or the locking spring of this turret ? I am looking for these elements and the scopes, in France, are not classified. The USA is blocking sales and the US seller should find a way to export the small elements (screws, springs etc... which could be applied to any mechanical or domestic object ... or astronomical scope of artisanal manufacture). :mdr: