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About LinkBacksIf the company your buying from exports no problem its under 100us so no export needed and I don’t think you will need a import for a firing pin but ring your Ao to be sure
Ive even brought complete bolts in (did have to get a New Zealand import permit for that) it was under 100usd so no issues with the us government
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