Yep old news.
Years ago a person used to be able to order direct from McM or drop ship from the USA. No extra import fees.
It may happen again.
I just bumped the thread to see if anyone heard the same.
McMillan stocks to Canada
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Yep old news.
Years ago a person used to be able to order direct from McM or drop ship from the USA. No extra import fees.
It may happen again.
I just bumped the thread to see if anyone heard the same.
I do not charge an export fee, just the $75USD freight for the stock. Down payment I typically do 50% when order is placed and the balance when order is ready to ship. EMT preferred
the ITAR changes over will not give Mcmillan a free ride. it will give the opportunity to ship without paying for an export license for them: but they will still need one.
Just received this email from McMillan:
February 18, 2020
NEWS BLAST TO ALL INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS
GREAT NEWS – There are new rules and regulations concerning exporting our stocks.
Under the new regulations an export license will NOT be required for MOST of our international customers. Effective March 9, 2020.
Rifle stocks will now be regulated by the Department of Commerce rules and regulations. (Moved over to Commerce from US State Department)
There will be certain countries and circumstances an export license will still be required, but please contact us if you have a question.
For questions please contact:
Eileen Glass eileenATmcmillanusaDOTcom
or
Mary Jo McMillan mjmcmillanATmcmillanusaDOTcom
Sincerely,
Kelly D. McMillan
President
February 18, 2020
NEWS BLAST TO ALL INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS
GREAT NEWS – There are new rules and regulations concerning exporting our stocks.
Under the new regulations an export license will NOT be required for MOST of our international customers. Effective March 9, 2020.
Rifle stocks will now be regulated by the Department of Commerce rules and regulations. (Moved over to Commerce from US State Department)
There will be certain countries and circumstances an export license will still be required, but please contact us if you have a question.
For questions please contact:
Eileen Glass eileenATmcmillanusaDOTcom
or
Mary Jo McMillan mjmcmillanATmcmillanusaDOTcom
Sincerely,
Kelly D. McMillan
President
That is great news to hear from McMillan!!! Question is the $500 USD limit I have been reading about. Won't that kill international shipping as their in-letted stocks are north of that mark?
That’s a good question, if my understanding is correct, in dealing with Brownells for instance the $500 limit is a condition of their standing export permit. Given that few of McMillans offerings are below the $500 mark,and their statement that NO export permit is required, that the dollar figure no longer applies.
First person to order after the date can confirm, but I am thinking that no permit means no associated limit-as was the case before the requirement for export permits was extended to cover their stocks in the first place.
Could send off an email to Eileen, she has always been super helpful
First person to order after the date can confirm, but I am thinking that no permit means no associated limit-as was the case before the requirement for export permits was extended to cover their stocks in the first place.
Could send off an email to Eileen, she has always been super helpful
I get my stocks made in Canada,,, and a big savings on funds shopping local,,, frugal shipping costs too...
From the best national match stocks to allow you to take on the world's best of the best to ligtht weigth carbon fiber hunting stocks...
Both fellows live with in minutes of my door step...
Now how kool is that...
Cheers from the North
From the best national match stocks to allow you to take on the world's best of the best to ligtht weigth carbon fiber hunting stocks...
Both fellows live with in minutes of my door step...
Now how kool is that...
Cheers from the North
That’s cool
Thats cool but who makes them?
x2 The only synthetic stocks I heard of being made in Canada were made by Ian Robertson but he closed up shop.
Edit. I meant drop in stocks like a McMillan. A wildcat needs finishing.
Edit. I meant drop in stocks like a McMillan. A wildcat needs finishing.
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