Will an US citicen do me a favor?

[DonVoigt]

Not that I care, but each time you mail a "gun" part to Europe, you are violating one law, and maybe two.

I know it is silly, but when you also mis-label the part, you compound the criminality!

If you read the fine print of the customs declaration you wil know what I mean.

But like I said, do what you want to do.

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by DonVoigt

If you read the fine print of the customs declaration you wil know what I mean.

Which part?

I don't doubt you...Just wondering which part...

(USPS, front & back)

[m1903a3]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

Which part?

I don't doubt you...Just wondering which part...

(USPS, front & back)

The part where you certify the description given is correct and the item doesn't contain prohibited articles.

They are fussy about the description because that is the basis for any customs duties, not accurately identifying it can be construed as an attempt to avoid correct payment.

Gun parts are prohibited articles under the ITAR. You need a license to export them.

Yes, I know this is all chicken manure, but either could be a problem if some officious person wants to make the proverbial "Federal Case" out of it. An ITAR violation can be an exceptionally big problem.