I'm wondering if anyone has experience ordering parts from Numrich. I'm trying to buy a surplus G.I M14 stock. Any issues with their import process? What about the quality of their stocks compared to Treeline? Any feedback appreciated.
Ordering An M14 Stock From Numrich
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Mean Steak
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- Central Alberta
They will sell m1a stocks but not m14 stocks. Numrich is a good company and they know what they can and cannot sell to us.
Why not buy one from Wolverine?
Why not buy one from Wolverine?
treeline does ship stocks to Canada but for some reason he won't ship the "Fred's" stocks to Canada at the moment. If you look at the other wood stock section he will ship the refinished stocks to you. They can be pricey but his refinishing technique is great. I have one and it is beautiful. Give him a call and I bet he can find a stock in your price range that he can ship to you.
I'll give that a try. I'm curious, did he refinish leave the cartouches intact or were they sanded off?
QUOTE=djankle;13303119]treeline does ship stocks to Canada but for some reason he won't ship the "Fred's" stocks to Canada at the moment. If you look at the other wood stock section he will ship the refinished stocks to you. They can be pricey but his refinishing technique is great. I have one and it is beautiful. Give him a call and I bet he can find a stock in your price range that he can ship to you.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=djankle;13303119]treeline does ship stocks to Canada but for some reason he won't ship the "Fred's" stocks to Canada at the moment. If you look at the other wood stock section he will ship the refinished stocks to you. They can be pricey but his refinishing technique is great. I have one and it is beautiful. Give him a call and I bet he can find a stock in your price range that he can ship to you.[/QUOTE]
Well, it looks like things have changed. I just heard back from Randy at Treeline and he says..."US Customs apparently does consider them an ITAR item to which the $500 exemption does not apply. Makes no sense, but they're in charge." Frustrating, to say the least!
QUOTE=djankle;13303166]The cartouches look like they were stamped yesterday. All intact and perfect. Usually he states what the stamps look like. Ie. "Perfect DAS and proof P, etc.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=djankle;13303166]The cartouches look like they were stamped yesterday. All intact and perfect. Usually he states what the stamps look like. Ie. "Perfect DAS and proof P, etc.[/QUOTE]
sgt_hebert
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- Trois-Rivières, Québec
I've recently tried to order a M14 stock from Numrich and as said before, they won't do it. With that being said, I've turn to treeline and it's in the mail and have cleared customs.
What the?? A GI stock? How long ago did you order it? Maybe I'm just special.
QUOTE=sgt_hebert;13306597]I've recently tried to order a M14 stock from Numrich and as said before, they won't do it. With that being said, I've turn to treeline and it's in the mail and have cleared customs.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=sgt_hebert;13306597]I've recently tried to order a M14 stock from Numrich and as said before, they won't do it. With that being said, I've turn to treeline and it's in the mail and have cleared customs.[/QUOTE]
I've been trying to order a fibreglass stock from treeline but keep running into the issue that it will not ship to Canada. Same goes for a USGI gas cylinder.
Does anyone else know where I can source these?
Brownells will take care of you. They have a big selection of pistons and cylinders.
sgt_hebert
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- Location
- Trois-Rivières, Québec
sgt_hebert
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- Location
- Trois-Rivières, Québec
It may be that they only ship Wood USGI stock or they change their policy since
