ITAR has legitimate use, and I can see what they're trying to do. This is all about sniper rifles and .50 BMG rifles, and keeping them out of the hands of the undesirables. But the way it's worded it wraps up basically any and all gunsmithing in with it, and they don't seem to care. I wonder if the NRA has any pull on this one, other wise it's another $2,200.00 tax, and a bunch of unnecessary paperwork for nothing. Messed up thing to do.
Geez, are you you actually worried about 50 bmgs and "sniper rifles?"
WTF is wrong with them?
