Hello all RON L here = SERESURPLUS Most Dealers get thier Guns, Surplus or Not from a Jobber, Like out of shotgun news, Like J & G, Sarco, Century, those Folks Like Century, navy Arms Sarco and all, well they have buyers that go to other countries and on a document call an "End of User Certificate", they would but 1 or all of a countries sell off guns and ammunition, thats what Kept navy Arms in Business for years! Hopes this Helps to some small degree? Nope, I don't do it myself, Just have seen it done in a lot of third world countries! I did a Stint in the Peace Corps!
Surplus guns The U.S.A. is known as a big buyer of suplus guns. So American buyers are not only travelling around finding guns suited for the American market, foreign police and other state agencies are offering their guns to American importers when they decide to arm the force with new guns. Happened in this country (Denmark) when police decided to change their Walther PPs to H&K pistols. A major change as they went from cal. 7,65mm (.32 Browning) to 9x19mm (9mm Luger).
surplus Firearms: Todays problem....BATF&E Sporting Arms requirements and convincing State Department to grant an import permit....too many windows to jump thru and make any $$$
Century Arms Samco Global RGuns and some others are the big importers. They sell to AIM, SOG, and other distributors who then sell to your local dealer. As a Dealer I buy direct from the distributors. Some distributors sell directly to the public (AIM) others only sell to FFL and C&R holders.
