Ordering a wood, Mossberg stock set from Numrich~any issues?

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Hey guys...as a rule, I VERY seldom even consider ordering anything out of the US that is gun-related, so I'm not really up to speed on what's allowed...what's not. I know (but don't understand) the limitations re: rifle scopes/barrels etc..but what about wood stock sets? A "no go" thing with those too, or, are those allowed? I had a quick look on the RCMP's site, I don't see any reference to it being a problem..but thought I'd try to tap-in to the collective experiences here. If order value is part of the question, the stock/forend together don't exceed $100 US in value.

Thanks for taking a moment to reply!
 
I have ordered quite a few different stock sets for shotguns from the US and never an issue. Rifle were a different story since controlled by a different group
My last set from Numrich was for a 28ga flight king pump which I could not find up here
My only comment is I have found on some of the Numrich stocks they class as new they have been on the shelves quite a while and need refinishing . Mind you I am talking some non common ones here for vintage shotguns. Plus I think they also added an extra handling fee
Cheers
 
struff55 said:
You can't find a mossberg set in Canada there are more mossbergs in Canada then anywhere else in the world .
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I'm after a specific one, and my (recently) posted WTB has yielded nothing. Maybe the Remington crowd are just more responsive. :) The set I'm after out of Numrich is worth less than $50 US, so even after shipping/exchange, I may be better off ordering there.
 
3macs1 said:
I have ordered quite a few different stock sets for shotguns from the US and never an issue. Rifle were a different story since controlled by a different group
My last set from Numrich was for a 28ga flight king pump which I could not find up here
My only comment is I have found on some of the Numrich stocks they class as new they have been on the shelves quite a while and need refinishing . Mind you I am talking some non common ones here for vintage shotguns. Plus I think they also added an extra handling fee
Cheers
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Hey 3macs1~thanks for your input! ^the listings for the 2 component parts I'm after include a note that reads; May have minor dings, dents & scratches or blemishes due to handling. Supposed to be new, and I know they're quickly/cheaply made...so I think expectations might be in check. The gun itself has been around the block, so I'm not looking for a pristine set. Thinking the Numrich solution might be a good fit.
 
.22LRGUY said:
Hey 3macs1~thanks for your input! ^the listings for the 2 component parts I'm after include a note that reads; May have minor dings, dents & scratches or blemishes due to handling. Supposed to be new, and I know they're quickly/cheaply made...so I think expectations might be in check. The gun itself has been around the block, so I'm not looking for a pristine set. Thinking the Numrich solution might be a good fit.
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No question the ones I got were new and never fitted but also sat on a shelf for 25 plus years getting banged up
When one is looking for one to fit a 28ga flight king you cannot be fussy
Cheers
 
I found stocks hit and miss. Last one I had to use an importer. Most places in the US won’t ship them direct to Canada especially now in the “Trump Era”.
 
dilly said:
I found stocks hit and miss. Last one I had to use an importer. Most places in the US won’t ship them direct to Canada especially now in the “Trump Era”.
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If you did for a shotgun stock someone screwed you since they were never controlled or are they now
Rifle is a different matter
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United States law (specifically the “ITAR” – International Traffic in Arms Regulations”) allows for the export without an export license of certain firearm-related parts and components. This guide provides some details about the so-called “small parts exemption.” Here are the basics:

Does not apply to any parts/components related to Shotguns (these are regulated by the U.S. Department of Commerce rather than the U.S. Department of State, and there is not equivalent exemption required for shotgun parts in the Export Administration Regulations).

The Dept of Commerence has export restrictions in place for items such as barrels, barrel blanks, bolt assemblies, cylinders, receivers, frames, bolts, high capacity magazines, shotgun magazines, shotgun magazine extension tubes, shotgun complete trigger mechanisms.
 
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