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Thread: ITAR & Spotting Scopes
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05-11-2018, 08:49 #1
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ITAR & Spotting Scopes
I can't find anything concrete.. Although Niteforce's site says it's ITAR, I don't find that anywhere else... unless my Google-Fu is weak like decaff coffee.
Anyone that knows concretely?
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05-11-2018, 20:39 #2
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Re: ITAR & Spotting Scopes
Spotting scopes might be an ITAR grey area as they are also used for birdwatching, scopes with reticles and marketed as tactical may be an issue.
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05-11-2018, 20:53 #3
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Re: ITAR & Spotting Scopes
Years ago before i knew better bla bla. I ordered few scopes and a spotting scope the US. When the parcel arrived and i paid vat and duties on the entire amount, i opened the box to find a letter from Homeland security. They kindly removed the scopes, but left the spotting scope.
Schoot fees paid, as that spotting scope lasted 2 outings then broke. It was returnable for a full warranty.
Just buy local and save hassels.
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05-11-2018, 21:17 #4
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Re: ITAR & Spotting Scopes
I got a very sweet deal on a used but excellent condition Kowa spotting scope from a birdwatcher that was emigrating, but ja buying local would be easier.
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