Importing Norinco M14 flash hider with bayonet lug
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If this works, can I get contact info? I am interested in a lugged flash hider too.
"...The company feels it is no problem..." Hi. They're confused. M14 parts, of any kind, are restricted for export by the U.S. government. M1A parts are not.
May not be easy to install on an M305 though. Some of the M305 flash hiders are permanently installed. You may have to break a weld.
May not be easy to install on an M305 though. Some of the M305 flash hiders are permanently installed. You may have to break a weld.
simply ask them if they have a valid state department issued export liscence for firearm parts and accessories...... if they don't , and they ship to you, US laws are being broken...
if the part is a flash hider and it is advertised as for the m14 , then it IS a controlled part in the US and is NOT legally exportable period. Muzzle brakes are not under the controlled list and are exportable..... the US views flash hiders in general as a "military" rifle part and not for civillian export.
if the part is a flash hider and it is advertised as for the m14 , then it IS a controlled part in the US and is NOT legally exportable period. Muzzle brakes are not under the controlled list and are exportable..... the US views flash hiders in general as a "military" rifle part and not for civillian export.
Dasan Machinieries (Korea) and Wayne Machine (Taiwan) manufacture M1A parts including muzzle attachments, just FYI. One or both companies are likely the source for keepshooting.com. I hope it works out for you Gents.
