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  1. 01-15-2020, 13:31 #1
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    Default ITAR Changes

    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-m...-commerce-ccl/
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    Thanks. I hadn't seen that yet.
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    And this article too, same subject:
    https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...itar-for-ffls/
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    I think this only has to do with exporting firearms and parts.. I don't see anything in reference to gunsmithing.
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    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BPTactical View Post
    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?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BPTactical View Post
    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?
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    Trump Administration Finalizes Removal of ITAR ?Gunsmith License?

    The final form of the new rules is expected to be published on 23 January 2020. There will be a 45 day period after that before the rules go into effect.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erni View Post
    So..... you open for biznis?
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