💾 Data Updated: 2025 HTS Revision 30 • Last updated: November 24, 2025

9303.30.40 - Valued over $25 but not over $50 each

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Overview

This HTS subheading specifically classifies rifles intended for sporting, hunting, or target shooting that are valued at more than $25 but not more than $50 per unit. This price-based distinction is the primary criterion for inclusion here, differentiating these rifles from those falling under other valuation brackets. The scope encompasses firearms designed for recreational or competitive shooting activities, excluding those with a lower or higher per-unit value.

The distinction from its sibling category, 9303.30.80, is solely based on the unit value. While 9303.30.80 covers "Other" rifles within the broader "Other sporting, hunting or target-shooting rifles" heading, this subheading carves out a specific segment defined by its price point. Therefore, any rifle fitting the description of sporting, hunting, or target-shooting and priced between $25.01 and $50.00 per unit would be classified here, while those outside this range would fall under the "Other" category or potentially other HTS headings if they don't meet the general criteria of this chapter.

Within this category, further subclassification exists to account for specific accessories imported concurrently with the rifles. The subheading 9303.30.40.10 is reserved for telescopic sights that are imported together with these rifles, acknowledging the common practice of bundling such equipment. The subsequent indented line, simply labeled "Rifles:", indicates that the primary classification remains focused on the rifles themselves, with specific considerations for accompanying accessories as detailed in its direct child subheadings.

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