ITAR question

[lord1234]

So I've been reading some ITAR laws recently and am trying to figure this out...if a private US resident/citizen individual is important <50cal ammo(and ammo only) such as 9mm, do they need to register with ITAR?

 

[jpm]

Are you asking about importing ammo to the US? ITAR covers arms & technology being exported outside the US.

 

[NHKevin]

I'm having difficulty parsing the question.

 

[jkelly1229]

Are you asking about importing ammo to the US? ITAR covers arms & technology being exported outside the US.

He probably needs to read more then lol

 

[FalArAk]

I'm having difficulty parsing the question.

OP has a grand plan to import cheap ammo from Europe.

 

[AHM]

Are you asking about importing ammo to the US? ITAR covers arms & technology being exported outside the US.

No, he's asking if you're a really operating operator,
are you so important that you have to register under ITAR
as a human lethal weapon.

 

[SparkyP]

OP has a grand plan to import cheap ammo from Europe.

International Arms Trafficker is the hottest LinkedIn profession.

 

[1776]

Is the Space Force involved? ITAR/EXIM, like Endo/Exo?

 

[jpm]

No, he's asking if you're a really operating operator,
are you so important that you have to register under ITAR
as a human lethal weapon.

Chuck Norris is ITAR registered!

 

[DecOFlaherty]

If you can get it, you're probably fine unless you plan to export it.

I'm not a lawyer but deal with ITAR for work.

 

[JenkkiMike]

You need to be an FFL and have an ATF form 6 and an approval from ATF in order to import ammo.

Correction: You don't need to be an FFL to import ammo if it's for personal consumption. Still need the form 6 and ATF approval.

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