Importing from France
I won an auction and paid for an 870 top folding stock. The shipping was free. The seller sent an email to me stating that the stock is held up in customs in France. is there something illegal about me buying this from this person or having it sent to me?
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Import restrictions of the Arms Export Control Act are under control of ATF; you can check with them, but I don't know that there is any problem with importing a gun stock.
I can't imagine France would have a problem with exporting a stock. Is it possible that you've just been scammed? The fellas working out of the Internet cafes in Lagos have gotten pretty good.
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YOU BET unless you have an import License. I think you can kiss your money good by 0 -
I couldn't find it on the atf site when I looked. it's a remington top folder. The seller already said he would refund my money if there was a problem. Can you elaborate? I forgot to metion that it is a used stock that I bought off of ebay. 0 -
Most of the top folding Remington factory stocks are marked LAW ENFORCEMENT ONLY, which was a Remington internal policy and did not have the force of law like the 1994 Crime Bill. I am thinking that if your stock is marked LE Only then the French Customs may have an issue with exporting it. This is just a guess. 0 -
Could be. it is marked as such. 0 -
I have helped dozens of guys out all over the globe with parts etc,I never had any problem sending or recieving from france. I have bought in france & come over the borders & our laws are KEEEEEEEN, no problems.It must be your end thats the hold up, or the guy is giving plenty BS out .
France has restictons on military calibres only, non are permitted.0 -
Originally posted by mond
I have helped dozens of guys out all over the globe with parts etc,I never had any problem sending or recieving from france. I have bought in france & come over the borders & our laws are KEEEEEEEN, no problems.It must be your end thats the hold up, or the guy is giving plenty BS out .
France has restictons on military calibres only, non are permitted.
[He says it is sitting in customs in France./quote]0 -
I don't know what the hold-up was, but my stock arrived today. Thanks for your help fellas. 0
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