We have received inquiries regarding changes to the enforcement procedures for individuals traveling abroad with their firearms. Previously, if an individual was traveling with not more than three non-automatic firearms and not more than 1,000 cartridges of ammunition (provided this is for the person’s exclusive use and not for re-export or other transfer of ownership), the individual would complete U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP” or “Customs”) Form 4457 and present it to Customs. Now there have been changes in CBP enforcement procedures for such articles which have targeted those who use firearms for hunting trips or sporting events.
CBP is responsible for the enforcement of Department of Commerce and Department of State regulations when it comes to the export of certain controlled items. Specifically, the export regulations for handguns, rifles, associated parts and components, and related ammunition are found in the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) administered by the Department of State’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC). Additionally, the export regulations for sporting shotguns (barrel length of 18 inches or more), muzzle loading firearms, associated parts and components, and related ammunition are found in the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) administered by the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS).
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The competition to release top-class content has been cut-throat between online video streaming giants for the past couple of years.
Platforms such as Amazon Prime and Netflix have produced some noteworthy television series and movies to entertain its target audience.
However, there have only been a few that have struck a chord with the audience.
The ending speaks for itself as it sets up a platform for season 2 on Amazon Prime.If we go by the reviews of critics and online websites such as Rotten Tomatoes, we might see the show go on for a couple of seasons.No Confirmation on the Release Date of Hunters Season 2According to reports, there is no confirmation on the official release date of Hunters Season 2.
Once the situation normalizes and is safe for everyone to step out, the makers might restart production, and we might see a premiere somewhere in 2021.The first season had only ten episodes, but there is no clarity on how many episodes the makers are planning to make for the upcoming season.A Storyline Full of Twists and TurnsThe season 1 finale showcased that Jonah Heidelbaum (Logan Lerman) proved his worth to Meyer Offerman (Al Pacino), the Hunters’ leader.
Heidelbaum does this by locating the Nazi Doctor Wilhelm Zuchs (Christian Oliver), also known as “The Wolf.” Oliver’s villainous character tormented both Meyer and Jonah’s grandmother Ruth Heidelbaum (Jeannie Berlin).One of the biggest revelations in season 1 is that Al Pacino reveals his true identity as The Ghost.
