Bayonet Scabbard Leather Sheath
A heavy-duty leather scabbard designed specifically for M1905 Springfield bayonets, with retaining strap and belt loop. Under HTS 9307.00.00.00 as sheaths therefor for bayonets and similar arms. Does not include radio apparatus per chapter notes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If marketed as universal knife sheath not specific to arms
Trunks and cases of leather for general cutlery go to Chapter 42, excluding specific scabbards.
If constructed of plastic or synthetic materials
Other plastic articles in Chapter 39 if not dedicated to 9307 arms.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Declare as 'for bayonet use only' to stay in 9307; value separately if imported with blade
• Check leather tanning compliance with CITES if exotic skins used
• Avoid generic 'knife sheath' labeling to prevent shift to Chapter 42
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