ITAR Changes

[DenverGP]

I don't understand much of whats in there, but hopefully this is helpful to those who have been impacted by these regulations:

https://gununiversity.com/firearms-moved-itar-commerce-ccl/

[Gman]

Thanks. I hadn't seen that yet.

[bkincaid]

And this article too, same subject:
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2020/01/15/itar-for-ffls/

[def90]

I think this only has to do with exporting firearms and parts.. I don't see anything in reference to gunsmithing.

[BPTactical]

It removes "Manufacturing" from ITAR's aegis, which was the 'Smithing snag. ITAR arbitrarily redefined "Manufacturing" with a very broad brush which included the vast majority of 'Smithing operations.

[Erni]

It removes "Manufacturing" from ITAR's aegis, which was the 'Smithing snag. ITAR arbitrarily redefined "Manufacturing" with a very broad brush which included the vast majority of 'Smithing operations.
So..... you open for biznis?

[Gman]

It removes "Manufacturing" from ITAR's aegis, which was the 'Smithing snag. ITAR arbitrarily redefined "Manufacturing" with a very broad brush which included the vast majority of 'Smithing operations.
Looks like it also reduces some registration hassle and fees?

[brutal]

Trump Administration Finalizes Removal of ITAR ?Gunsmith License? (https://www.ammoland.com/2020/01/trump-administration-finalizes-removal-of-itar-gunsmith-license/)
The final form of the new rules is expected to be published on 23 January 2020 (https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/01/23/2020-00573/control-of-firearms-guns-ammunition-and-related-articles-the-president-determines-no-longer-warrant). There will be a 45 day period after that before the rules go into effect.

[bellavite1]

So..... you open for biznis?

Inquiring minds want to know...