What are the legalities of posting once fired brass overseas - eg from the US to Australia, personal use to personal use? Can they just be chucked in a padded envelope and put in the mail?
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What are the legalities of posting once fired brass overseas - eg from the US to Australia, personal use to personal use? Can they just be chucked in a padded envelope and put in the mail?
I'd try at least. Fired cases are just inert pieces of brass. But that's logical but the USPS may disagree... :veryconfu
I have purchased once fired brass on several occasions and it was delivered via regular postal service, but that's just in the US...
You can't export it under ITAR.
Yes the State Department is whose jurisdiction this falls into. No Bueno.Quote:
Originally Posted by Outpost75
Years ago an Aussie shot at a match that I was at in New Mexico. He told me that he always always brought back home the maximum amount of brass that he could get into the country with. I forgot what that number was, but I remembered thinking that it was not enough, especially for a competitive shooter.
As an aside, I used to ship cast bullets to a guy in Canada about 12-13 years ago. I had to fill out a special form and there was a limit on the number of bullets I could ship there. Needless to say, I always shipped the maximum amount.
Yes I understand its an offence to send brass to Australia without the proper documentation, Had a mate who lost a $1,000 worth of Boyd stocks to our customs. We in Australia can import some items with a form from our Police Weapons Section. If I was the one you were sending them to, I would be thankful of the thought but don't do it. Regards Stephen
I get barrel liners in BUT I obtain a form B709A first then send to USA and they then send the item and the completed form back. The barrel liner is customs declared as "machined parts".
Isn`t brass cases just small metal containers?
They might slip past if labeled brass containers, or maybe just containers.
Yes, the State Department but for ITAR approval of items on the Munitions List, they have to get DOD approval before they can approve the Export License.Quote:
Originally Posted by zarrinvz24
Iirc, empty shotgun shells, even brass cases like Magtech's, can be exported to Canada from the US, but rifle and pistol brass cannot. Go figure. And don't take my word here on the interweb as true fact, research it yourself.