Bringing back a Pelican Case from the US

[dragansrbin]

Hi, not a newbie been here for a while,
used the search function but couldn't find a clear answer.

Can I bring back a Pelican 1750 case back from the US, if I personally purchase it and bring it over, since it is significantly cheaper there.

Now I know its not a firearm part, but it is primarily marketed towards storage of firearms, and don't want to get in trouble.

thanks everyone

[mpettis19]

As far as I know Pelican cases are usually used for high end cameras ( so you could argue) if anyone questioned it although I doubt illegal you could simply state it is for a new camera you purchased. Take away a few labels here and there.... problem solved just a nicely padded plastic container.

[mpettis19]

ALL of my firearms are pelican cases I purchased from the states and had shipped over... never had to fill anything out or anything like that.

[swinger525]

It's just a plastic box, they really have no reason to give you grief.

[Phat Eagle]

No ITAR controls on Pelican cases... Yet...

[dragansrbin]

I know but this one is a larger type case


I just want to be safe and not get any grief at the border.

and i know it is a plastic box to me and you, but again, just want to be 110% sure

[shawn]

Its a plastic box, as long as you declare its value in your declaration you are good to go.

Shawn

[wd123]

you should have no problems. it can also be used for camera equipment among many other devices and electronics.

[Steel355]

Try and find a seahorse case (seahorsecases.com) just as good as Pelican and half the price..

[dragansrbin]

thanks everyone