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About LinkBackswhy would you even bother doing this if you know you are going to buy something from overseas? it's not as though it is a spontaneous decision.
My import permit for a bayonet was a breeze. List the bayonets you wanted to import, send a photo of the gun it was destined to go with and approved. Can't see a stock being difficult to get.
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