Hi Everyone,
I have recently acquired and Inert Claymore (elsewhere on this forum) which was recieved from the USA. Since then I have been trying to purchase a batch of these amongst other things but have just been informed that this is now illegal - had an email today from a dealer in the USA.
"According to the State Dept under the Obama administration, yes, inert items are also considered banned. They have also stopped bullets for sporting use, brass for sporting use, dies to make sporting ammunition, all of which used to be 100% legal until about March of 2009. Up until then, only specific calibers for war use were regulated, and even then rather loosely to allow for export to most countries (like the UK and other allies). "
Prior to this I was informed that "Whomever shipped to you was in gross violation of the US State Dept rules and laws and is very lucky it was not noticed, the minimum jail time if 15 years max of life"
I was wondering whether forum users 'stateside' could corroborate (or otherwise) this.
many thanks and regards
I have recently acquired and Inert Claymore (elsewhere on this forum) which was recieved from the USA. Since then I have been trying to purchase a batch of these amongst other things but have just been informed that this is now illegal - had an email today from a dealer in the USA.
"According to the State Dept under the Obama administration, yes, inert items are also considered banned. They have also stopped bullets for sporting use, brass for sporting use, dies to make sporting ammunition, all of which used to be 100% legal until about March of 2009. Up until then, only specific calibers for war use were regulated, and even then rather loosely to allow for export to most countries (like the UK and other allies). "
Prior to this I was informed that "Whomever shipped to you was in gross violation of the US State Dept rules and laws and is very lucky it was not noticed, the minimum jail time if 15 years max of life"
I was wondering whether forum users 'stateside' could corroborate (or otherwise) this.
many thanks and regards