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FFL08 in NJ

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Does anyone know any FFL08 or even FFL11 in NJ? One who preferably is not very active with importing firearms but knows the ins and outs. If not does anyone know how hard or easy it is for a FFL01 to add the 08 license?

 

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I think Joe at Mastodon is an 08

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I think Joe at Mastodon is an 08

Haha. I have nothing against Joe Mastodon. I don't even know the man. My issue was with Nick Jr. and honestly I am over it.

 

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Eagle Imports

1750 Brielle Ave.

Unit B-1

Wanamassa, NJ 07712

Phone: (732) 493-0333

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Eagle Imports

1750 Brielle Ave.

Unit B-1

Wanamassa, NJ 07712

Phone: (732) 493-0333

I saw them I thought they were a distributor. I will give them a call tomorrow. Thank you

 

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I saw them I thought they were a distributor. I will give them a call tomorrow. Thank you

 

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Give me a PM I want to talk to you.

Ok spill it, what are you importing?

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An FFL01 is allowed to import and export occasionally.

 

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Yes, but the way I read the law they can not import Milsurps even Bolt Action C&R Milsurps. Is that correct?

 

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Licensed Dealer, Pawnbroker & Manufacturer

 

A holder of a Type 01, Type 02, or Type 07 FFL respectively. A licensed dealer, pawnbroker or firearms manufacturer may occasionally obtain an approved ATF F 6 (Part I) import permit to import firearms and ammunition for his or her own use, for repair, or as the import agent for a specific customer. A licensed dealer, pawnbroker or firearms manufacturer may not import firearms or ammunition for resale or other commercial purposes. 18 U.S.C. § 922(a)(1)(A).

 

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I thought FFL01 was good to go but then I read this

 

Pursuant to the provisions of 18 U.S.C. § 925(e), a Type 08 or 11 FFL may import SMCR firearms into the United States pursuant to an approved ATF Form 6 import permit. When seeking a permit to import a SMCR firearm, a licensed importer must attach the following documentation to his or her ATF Form 6 application:

 

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And This

 

A surplus military firearm is any firearm which has ever been possessed by a regular or

irregular military force. Surplus military firearms are prohibited from importation under 18

U.S.C. § 925(d)(3); however, § 925(e) authorizes licensed importers (FFL type 08 or 11)

to import surplus military rifles and shotguns classified as curios or relics; and handguns

classified as curios or relics which meet the sporting criteria. In order to qualify for

importation the firearms must be in their original military configuration and cannot have

been sporterized. Further, under the AECA, the importation of U.S.-origin surplus military

firearms is generally prohibited without retransfer authorization from the Department of State.

 

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If I am wrong that would be great. I would have Remixer fill out Form 6 and problem solved.

 

If I am not wrong PK90 do you know how hard or easy it is for FFL01 to add 08 License?

 

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Why not submit the form. If it is approved, I assume you're good to go.

 

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I thought about that too. May not be a bad idea. I mean they are 65-105 year old bolt action rifles. Not exactly cutting edge military weapons.

 

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nice to know having family overseas (Russia/Ukraine) can possibly be very beneficial.   :dancing:

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nice to know having family overseas (Russia/Ukraine) can possibly be very beneficial. :dancing:

Both countries you can get items exported from. Both are legal to import from depending on the item. Russia a little harder right now but that should change in 33 days.

 

If you have family in Russia and they can get a hold of Finnish M19 Puukkopistin Made in Germany I would pay very well for one. They are the long version not the more common M22 short version. However a Finnish M22 Marked Kotshack I would buy at a premium. The forum rusknife has many pictures of them.

 

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With the current importation rules (post 68) any firearm imported has to have a proper import stamp. I don't know if they changed the rules recently but the current stamping are ridiculous compared to the old style.This really decreases the value if you are trying to import anything of value as it will have to be import marked by FFL who imports it.

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With the current importation rules (post 68) any firearm imported has to have a proper import stamp. I don't know if they changed the rules recently but the current stamping are ridiculous compared to the old style.This really ruins the value if you are trying to import anything of value as it will have to be import marked by FFL who imports it.

Those giant import marks were due to incorrect reading of regulations, a typo, and poor technology

 

http://weaponsman.com/?p=10863

 

That's not true about any firearm being imported. A FFL01 can occasionally import a sporting firearm for a customer and no import mark needed.

 

All Milsurps must be imported by FFL08 and do have to be import marked but can still be discrete unlike the Century billboard.

 

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HAHAA

Sorry.  My mistake.  I was trying to infer that I believed he had the most encompassing license...I guess that is an 07 not 08.  My bad.

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Sorry. My mistake. I was trying to infer that I believed he had the most encompassing license...I guess that is an 07 not 08. My bad.

Actually 11 is the most encompassing then 10.

 

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Need FFL 08 or 11. Anyone know how hard it is to add 08 if one already has an 01?

 

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I don't think getting an 08 is all that difficult if you have an 01, but knowing the import regs and import markings is more involved. The "sporting purpose" provisions keep getting reinterpreted to exclude more and more firearms as the years go by.

 

I know an importer that will do one, two or 10 guns at a time and take care of the import marking - as discreetly as possible. But you really better be buying something special because it gets pricey by the the time you pay the overseas shipping, import duties, import fees, shipping to your local FFL from the US importer and local FFL transfer fees.

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I don't think getting an 08 is all that difficult if you have an 01, but knowing the import regs and import markings is more involved. The "sporting purpose" provisions keep getting reinterpreted to exclude more and more firearms as the years go by.

 

I know an importer that will do one, two or 10 guns at a time and take care of the import marking - as discreetly as possible. But you really better be buying something special because it gets pricey by the the time you pay the overseas shipping, import duties, import fees, shipping to your local FFL from the US importer and local FFL transfer fees.

Which importer? Is it Leroy's?

 

I'm looking to bring in a few and I am figuring costs for export, import, and shipping to be around $2,250. Does that sound about right?

 

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