Thread: new USA export rules ?

Originally Posted by Friwi

Yep ,firms like Boyds might see a significant rise in their export sales.

As for Brownells, they have set up international distributors in their major export countries already and do not let basic customers deal directly with them in the USA anymore, which sucks a lot since the distributor can be taking large cuts and most of the time has never anything in stock. I know that the one in France sucks big time. We are still lucky that we can order straight from brownells here in nz.
The other one to look for would be Midway USA , they have shit load of stuff on their website and they might be inclined to open their doors to the international markets.

Agreed re Brownells. The branch set up in Oz has a lot of criticism, certainly the fact that they cannot buy direct from USA. The prices are also appear more expensive than direct from USA and their stock holding is not comprehensive. Thought the Oz outlet would be a good alternative but gave up on that very quickly.

Midway have always sold internationally but not to peasants like us only to the big gun shops with accounts with them.

Yep but Richard Microfit takes ages and you still have to refinish the final product after that.
I wish I had bought a mcmillan instead.

Where it is going to be good is to be able to get specific barrels in the odd caliber and twist that we can not get here in nz.

Sorry for reviving this thread. Does anyone have any source that I could consult regarding EAR?

You could try a consulting firm. That should speed things up.
Here's one: https://corporateinvestigation.com/i...ar-consulting/