Effective April 5th, 2017
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Numrich Gun Parts Corporation (click for online page)
Regards,
Doug
Effective April 5th, 2017
Attachment 82574
(Click PIC to Enlarge)
Numrich Gun Parts Corporation (click for online page)
Regards,
Doug
I wouldn’t touch them with a ten-foot pole.
You mean Numrich as an entity? I used to do a fair amount of business but that was back when you could purchase Garand clips by the 45 gal drum at a reasonable price, not average of $5 each. Most of their stuff is repro now I understand. I did actually happen to stumble upon them one day when I was about to take a detour through the Catskill mtns though, back in about "89. Wish I'd had more time. All I had time to buy was a walnut M14 stock for $4 USD...Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
After I bought some parts from them my credit card number was used to make fraudulent purchases. I hadn’t used the card in months and used it with them to keep it alive. They apologized and when I asked them to delete my information, they said they had deleted all of it. But they never did. So, my experience is they are liars. That’s why I don’t trust them.
Understood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
Appear to be a lot more restrictions. Both U.S. government and company policies. This is the important page. International Orders | Numrich Gun Parts
Once your credit and/or personal info is anywhere on the Internet, it's compromised. There's no such thing as a secure server if a hacker wants into it.
So still no shipping to australia? Never seen company not willing to take someones money as much as numrich
And they seem to have deleted NZ as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by BushyFromOz
A real shame as apart from brownells no others will export parts under the value of $100 to NZ without an export permit. Buying m1 carbine parts and magazines has now become near impossible for us.
I'm happy to do the lodging with CBP and postal shipments if you get the sellers to ship the packages here with a proper invoice. I DO charge for the service, (God forbid!). Anyone who needs help please email me direct at bdlltd@bellsouth.net and not via PM on the forum.
Yes a right Royal pain them cutting us off with the new restrictions, was a good source of parts although the postage was over the top.
Dick
What new restrictions are you speaking of?
Ive been waiting for them to open up intl shipping again so i can grab some parts (butts, handguards etc) and they do this. Springield wont ship here either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aussie48
Drives me frigging mad how hard it is to get parts here
Was there a U.S. state dept. ruling about not allowing sales of gun parts out of the U.S. ?
Yup, It's called ITAR.
Seems to be a large interpretation of whats classified as a gun part.. bits of shaped wood are out apparentlyQuote:
Originally Posted by mr.e moose
All firearm component parts fall under ITAR. 121.1 Category 1(g). This includes, to put it simply: EVERYTHING. This means that posting any parts without lodging them first via the ACES system with Customs and Border Protection as a registered exporter is ILLEGAL in the USA. Shipments up to $100 worldwide and $500 to Canada do not require export licensing. Shipments of more value DO require export licensing.
I find it all very confusing! A couple of years ago Numrich was happy to sell me FN 49 parts directly but last year was told (by Numrich) that some minor parts for a Johnson model 1941 (springs, etc, <<$500) would have to go through an intermediary licensed importer. At the time Numrich wouldn't say much about why but had the impression it was the specific rifle. Got the parts but major drag.
Ridolpho
It IS confusing Ridolpho and everyone just posts this stuff all over the world without any thought or care UNTIL they get caught. The big parts houses like Numrich and small potatoes registrants like myself have everything to lose and nothing to gain. The gov't makes all these regulations but individuals, postal clerks and even Customs Inspectors are not trained properly about them and it's a total cluster f--k, (military term).
Very good of you Brian. I will be in touchQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian Dick
Cheers