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  • iwannausername
    You'd need to go thru an exporter in South Africa, and an importer in the US, and then the importer would send to a FFL in Texas for you (unless your importer is in texas...)
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  • nmyers
    It depends upon what the guns are; some are not importable to the US.

    In any case, you cannot do it yourself. Here is a link to a US importer (there are several others):
    http://www.simpsonltd.com/import.php?osCsid=784bb208e3b4247d249c2e1531bdae74

    Neal
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  • Knight61
    Thanks for the info, I do appreciate it. They are allowed in the US. I ran in to a few Galil R4 and R5's NIB at an unreal price. Now all I have to do is figure out is if it will be cost effective to get them to the states.

    Once again thanks.
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  • Wehrmacht_45
    The non sporting import ban will not allow the importation of Israeli made semi auto Galils into the US. They would need to meet 922r specs to be considered US Made and get into the nation.
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  • nmyers
    Not exactly.

    South Africa manufacturers Galils under license, so these are probably not Israeli guns. But, it really doesn't matter in this case; importation of ALL "Galil type" AKS variants is prohibited. (See Federal Firearms Regulations Reference Guide, ATF P5300.4, page 168.)

    922r doesn't affect this type of case, as it applies to US assembly from imported parts any semi auto rifle or shotgun that is identical to one prohibited from importation.

    Sorry Knight, but it looks like this deal isn't going to happen for you.

    Neal

    EDIT: Yeah, that's what I thought. As clones of a "prohibited" import, they would have to comply with 922r.
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  • Knight61
    I have not bought or sold Galil in the state but I have seen them for sale. Yes South Africa does make and sale them.
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  • Knight61
    My bad, what I have seen are clones not Galil.
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