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Importing Guns
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Nope.
Here's some info that might help you out though.
(L1) May a licensed dealer who does not have an importer's license make an occasional importation?
Yes. A licensed dealer may make an occasional importation of a firearm for a non-licensee or for the licensee's personal use (not for resale). The licensee must first submit an ATF Form 6, Part I to ATF for approval. The licensee may then present the approved Form 6 and completed ATF Form 6A to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Contact the Bureau of ATF, Firearms and Explosives Imports Branch for forms, or download them from the ATF Web page at www.atf.gov.
Here's some info that might help you out though.
(L1) May a licensed dealer who does not have an importer's license make an occasional importation?
Yes. A licensed dealer may make an occasional importation of a firearm for a non-licensee or for the licensee's personal use (not for resale). The licensee must first submit an ATF Form 6, Part I to ATF for approval. The licensee may then present the approved Form 6 and completed ATF Form 6A to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Contact the Bureau of ATF, Firearms and Explosives Imports Branch for forms, or download them from the ATF Web page at www.atf.gov.
Tennessee Gun Parts corporation does importation for a very reasonable rate, if I remember right. Something like $35 a gun if you import three.
But you can't import from Russia or China, I'm pretty sure, there's an executive order against it.
But you can't import from Russia or China, I'm pretty sure, there's an executive order against it.
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