M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenade
The M67 is a standard defensive fragmentation grenade used by military forces, containing a pyrotechnic fuze and explosive filling for anti-personnel effects. It falls under HTS 9306.90.00.50 as 'other' ammunition and projectiles, specifically a grenade which is a munition of war not classified elsewhere in the heading. This classification covers complete, ready-to-use grenades excluding cartridges.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If imported as a training or inert replica
Non-functional replicas or dummies for training purposes may classify as parts of military small arms under 9305 if not explosive.
If imported as separate safety fuse components
Fuzes or detonators detached from the grenade body are detonating devices classified in Chapter 36 for explosives.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain necessary ATF and ITAR export/import licenses due to defense article status; ensure destructive device registration if applicable
• Provide detailed technical specs and end-user certificates to avoid misclassification as fireworks
• Comply with UN munitions regulations for safe transport and storage
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