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Here's where shotgun barrel importing is covered.
An unlicensed person may obtain a permit to import sporting ammunition (excluding armor-piercing, tracer, or incendiary ammunition) and firearm parts (other than frames, receivers, firearm barrels, or barreled actions) without engaging the services of a Federal Firearms License (FFL), provided the items are for personal use and not for resale. Generally, ATF cannot issue a permit authorizing the importation of firearms barrels for non-sporting or surplus military firearms.
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Thanks guys, still at a loss!
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Thanks guys, still at a loss! Here's a google result with the source: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/27/478.113aI'm not sure if this is religiously followed or not. Jeremy
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Jeremy, thats the one, thanks! Now I just got to figure out whats needed on the Canadian side!
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I wonder what the definition of "firearm" is. If it is as under the NFA, that is one thing; but if as normally perceived, it is something else. There should be a definition in that particular law. Also, does the definition of "barrel" include "blanks" or only finished barrels?.
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I have had two barrel sets come to me from Canada. They were simply mailed to me.
Barrels alone are not a firearm and there are no restrictions of any kind on their importation.
Just go to the BATF site and read the regs yourself
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Interesting, I think I might need to make some calls, I would love to get these barrels.
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Just go to the BATF site and read the regs yourself
Much better than having the BATFE come to you and read them  Jeremy
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Don't believe the nuts. You need to get a Form 6 approved to import a barrel. Those who didn't broke the law.
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Don't believe the nuts. You need to get a Form 6 approved to import a barrel. Those who didn't broke the law. No, you do not. Read the law. Read Form 6. You can call your local BATF office like I did and talk to them personally. Why make this difficult???? Just ASK THE BATF
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