Parts of Sporting & Hunting Shotguns and Rifles, Not Elsewhere Specified

Yes. If a gunstock is made from wood species protected under the Lacey Act—such as certain rosewoods or other regulated timber—the importer must file a Lacey Act declaration with CBP identifying the plant species, country of harvest, and quantity. Failure to comply can result in seizure of the goods and civil or criminal penalties, so species verification from the foreign supplier is essential.

Choke tubes are generally not classified as firearms or firearm frames/receivers under the Gun Control Act, so they typically do not require an ATF Form 6 import permit. However, importers should confirm the specific component's regulatory status with ATF if there is any ambiguity, and standard CBP entry procedures—including correct HTS classification and country-of-origin marking—still apply.