AR gas tube

jimmyd87

Looking for a gas tube for an AR or link to sites that will ship international

Thanks in advance

juice1304

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/cid=10821/k=/t=P/Products/Gas-System-Parts

you can buy firearm parts from the us up to the price of $100, but as far as i know you will need an import licence from the doj, if you order and don't have one you could get in a lot of trouble. and i would'nt risk it as when you order parts from America they will usually come in packaging with "FIREARMS PARTS" written in large clear writing. i'm sure most dealers would be able to get whatever you need if you don't want to jump trough the hoops yourself.

Grizzly 45

juice1304 wrote: »

Far as i know you will need an import licence from the doj, if you order and don't have one you could get in a lot of trouble

Your liscens authorises you to have the parts here.

. and i would'nt risk it as when you order parts from America they will usually come in packaging with "FIREARMS PARTS" written in large clear writing

And the problem being??If you have a liscense for the parts??

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i'm sure most dealers would be able to get whatever you need if you don't want to jump trough the hoops yourself.

At a mark up of course...:rolleyes:

jimmyd87

Good man Grizzly

juice1304

i would still check anyways as i was told thats the way to do it by a friend who is a dealer. he also order parts from the states alot.

bunny shooter

juice1304 wrote: »

i would still check anyways as i was told thats the way to do it by a friend who is a dealer. he also order parts from the states alot.

There's a hint for you And as Grizz says about a markup

gunhappy_ie

jimmyd87 wrote: »

Looking for a gas tube for an AR or link to sites that will ship international

Thanks in advance

Jimmy I deal with brownells alot, they will ship most things and I believe that the Gas tube wouldnt be a problem.

If your not in a hurry, ill add it to an order to save you on postage.

GH

gunhappy_ie

juice1304 wrote: »

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/cid=10821/k=/t=P/Products/Gas-System-Parts

you can buy firearm parts from the us up to the price of $100, but as far as i know you will need an import licence from the doj, if you order and don't have one you could get in a lot of trouble. and i would'nt risk it as when you order parts from America they will usually come in packaging with "FIREARMS PARTS" written in large clear writing. i'm sure most dealers would be able to get whatever you need if you don't want to jump trough the hoops yourself.

Thats horse manure. Ill check what brownells wrote on the last box I got.....

Either way, Ive been getting parts for years and only yesterday put in an order for $200 for shotgun parts.

Once you pay duty on it there isnt much bother....

GH

juice1304

Part 1: General Information, International

There are a number of items which Brownells sells which need US State Department approval and an export license before they can be shipped out of the country. The regulations are complex and constantly changing but our staff is here to help you understand what is needed and will gladly work with you to correctly accomplish the task.

Generally speaking, items which usually need a license are:

Frames
Receivers
Barrels
Barrel Liners
Various other gun parts such as triggers, sears, ejectors, magazine tubes, scopes, and other items if the ordered amount is over $100.00 US.


http://www.brownells.com/aspx/general/international_sales.aspx

some of the things i wrote may have been incorrect, i only said what i was told. which was from what i would have thought is a reliable source. it's also better to be safe than sorry.

gunhappy_ie

Gas tubes arent covered under the above post however gun parts over $100 can still be ordered depending on the part.

I recieved another order from brownells today and its marked as "Merchandise". Checking the last 2 boxes they are makred simular, Not "firearms parts"

I also recieved a package during the week from A.R.M.S and that too is marked as "Merchandise"..... Not "firearms parts"

GH

bunny shooter

Juice you are quoting is US laws that they have to adhere to export what they consider as firearm components when in fact what you really need to concern yourself about is Irish import laws for the same components?