USGI M-14 stock

Bob Morton said:
Where is the best place to get a M-14 USGI plstic/graphite stock ?
thanks
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Othr then looking through the EE Forum for used stocks, the best place is Numrich Gun Parts.Fred's stocks has a nice selection of M-14 stocks, but he doesn't like Canadians.:mad:

Recently, the M-14 was put into the assualt rifle class in the U.S, so now ALL M-14/M1 Carbine parts require export permits no matter what their value or function.

SKBY.
 
Skullboy said:
Othr then looking through the EE Forum for used stocks, the best place is Numrich Gun Parts.Fred's stocks has a nice selection of M-14 stocks, but he doesn't like Canadians.:mad:

SKBY.
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thanks for the address...but, will the Numrich Gun Parts ship M14 parts to Canada???
thanks
 
pilgrim said:
thanks for the address...but, will the Numrich Gun Parts ship M14 parts to Canada???
thanks
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Numrich will ship to Canada, but you will need a U.S. Export permit to have the stock shipped out of the U.S.

If you do buy from Numrich, Don't get the cheaper "fair" condition stock(around $16.00 U.S.), get the "Excellent" condition ones(around $32.00 U.S.).

The Some of the fair condition stocks I have recieved from them were ok, and some needed a LOT of TLC/Prepping before paint.

The excellent condition ones are just that.A good degreasing and a light scuff and you are good to go.

SKBY.
 
pilgrim said:
but if I have no US Export permit???? does it mean that I will not get it????
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It means that Numrich will NOT ship you the stock.

They will tell you whats required when you call with your order and find out you are Canadian.

In order to get a U.S. Export permit, you need to present them a Canadian Import permit, which you get through the Dept. of Foriegn Affairs, IIRC.

SKBY.
 
Skullboy said:
It means that Numrich will NOT ship you the stock.

They will tell you whats required when you call with your order and find out you are Canadian.

In order to get a U.S. Export permit, you need to present them a Canadian Import permit, which you get through the Dept. of Foriegn Affairs, IIRC.

SKBY.
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ok....all these is wery interesting....what is the solution...???? and your advice???
by the way...thanks for your article about M14 accurizing...very simle and understandable...even for people for whom English is the second language...
thanks
regurds
 
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Actually, Pilgrim, _You_ don't get the export permit, the exporter gets it. You may have to get an import permit first from our gov't. but it's free.
 
...thanks ###s...byt I just read the rules for foreing bayers on this site....
they require permit only if you purchise for mo than $100 or if you bay ammo, barrel, complite firarm or FRAME....
can you tell me....FRAME - what do they mean??? STOCK or something else???
thanks
regards
 
pilgrim said:
...thanks ###s...byt I just read the rules for foreing bayers on this site....
they require permit only if you purchise for mo than $100 or if you bay ammo, barrel, complite firarm or FRAME....
can you tell me....FRAME - what do they mean??? STOCK or something else???
thanks
regards
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As I posted earlier:

Recently, the M-14 was put into the assualt rifle class in the U.S, so now ALL M-14/M1 Carbine parts require export permits no matter what their value or function.
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This includes M-14 stocks.

Contact Numrich.They will confirm what is required for you to order a stock.

SKBY.
 
I just got the E-mail from Numrich....yes, you was right...I need to do some paper work....
but, if I find stock on the Ebay...and the salere is going to ship M14 stock to Canada from US, do I need to get this permit???
regards
thanks
 
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