Is there a US tariff on European firearms? Yes, as of October 2019, the United States imposed a 25% tariff on various European goods, including firearms and ammunition, as part of a trade dispute with the European Union. 1. What is the current US tariff rate on European firearms? The current...
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The tariff discussion often omits the "Reciprocal" part of the current EO.
If the EU drops their tariff on US ammo and firearms to zero, then ours would also drop to zero (eventually)
"Free and Fair trade"
The tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum will be a problem for domestic manufacturing prices. Manufacturing here will still take a price hit. If there's something you want, get it now.
The tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum will be a problem for domestic manufacturing prices. Manufacturing here will still take a price hit. If there's something you want, get it now.
Well, I don't dispute buying American being a good thing for Americans. But Pittsburgh steel will cost more than Tianjin steel, so newer Missouri rifles will still cost more than older Missouri rifles. Are there gun companies in Missouri? I'm not looking forward to what my next JP is going to cost in a couple months.
Well, I don't dispute buying American being a good thing for Americans. But Pittsburgh steel will cost more than Tianjin steel, so newer Missouri rifles will still cost more than older Missouri rifles. Are there gun companies in Missouri? I'm not looking forward to what my next JP is going to cost in a couple months.
VKTR Industries is about 5 miles from me right now.
Back when I was in the carps, in the 80s before the housing bust, I remember clearly the sentiment being that we were all willing to pay a little more for American made goods and products. The union I'm in now don't give AF about anything except taking my $130/month in dues. Sad. I'll still pay more for US made stuff. And I think a lot of other people would too.
We can and will overcome any obstacle to obtain any "equipment" needs that may arise. Heck, who ever thought they could afford $200.00/mo for cable TV with internet? We AMERICANS are some bad mofo's.
VKTR Industries is about 5 miles from me right now.
Back when I was in the carps, in the 80s before the housing bust, I remember clearly the sentiment being that we were all willing to pay a little more for American made goods and products. The union I'm in now don't give AF about anything except taking my $130/month in dues. Sad. I'll still pay more for US made stuff. And I think a lot of other people would too.
As long as people understand that's what's going to happen. I can absorb a 25%-50% price increase far better than most so it's not really a thing on my end but I see how it can be quite tough for a lot of people.
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