DSP-83 Questions

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Most of you have probably noticed that some of the dealers are requesting DSP-83 End User Certs for anything that is SME (Significant Military Equipment) coming out of the USA.

If you have read the DSP-83 you will see that by signing it you agree to "not re-export, resell, or otherwise dispose of any of those articles/data (1) outside the country in item 4 above, or (2) to any other person."

So maybe some of the dealers who are requesting these could weigh in with what happens if someone buys one of these rifles, signs the DSP-83 to get it, and then decides later on to sell it in Canada. What is the process?
 
If you get caught, you go on the US DoS sh!t list.

Unsure of the severity of the penalties, but good luck getting further End User Cert's approved.
 
As you have quoted above, the DSP-83 only limits the sale of the item outside of Canada once it's in the conuntry. The problems arise if you were ever to apply to export the item back out of Canada.

DSP-83 does not restirct you from selling the item so long as it stays in Canada.

Cheers,
Bryce
Wolverine Supplies
 
As you have quoted above, the DSP-83 only limits the sale of the item outside of Canada once it's in the conuntry. The problems arise if you were ever to apply to export the item back out of Canada.

DSP-83 does not restirct you from selling the item so long as it stays in Canada.

Cheers,
Bryce
Wolverine Supplies

I was under the impression it was called an "end user agreement" for a reason. :rolleyes:

There's lots of people in Canada which the US DoS would not authorize transfer. You dont have to rack your brain for too long to come up with one or two.

For instance... take a look at the "debarred list". Does not mention nationality... but you get the idea.

http://www.bis.doc.gov/complianceandenforcement/liststocheck.htm

Anyways... back to my corner. Have fun! :)
 
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