It states on their website"ITAR registered". Best bet is to send them an e-mail.
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It states on their website"ITAR registered". Best bet is to send them an e-mail.
I received an email back from them just now. Says "due to ITAR regulations they cannot ship directly to Canada. We are just finishing up import approval for a Canadian distributor for 2015." So stand by.Originally Posted by onetwentyish
Maybe Wolverine will be able to carry the stuff eventually after all.
Thanks guys.
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They told me they are partnering up with Zahal and will start shipping these to Canada Q1 2015. Knowing Zahal they will probably jack up the price...
This is the retailer I was referring to, but in all honesty, thier prices are not THAT bad. What does the exchange cost? What does the import/export paperwork cost? What does the shipping to thier distribution point in AB cost? What kind of quantity will they be able to move in Canada?They told me they are partnering up with Zahal and will start shipping these to Canada Q1 2015. Knowing Zahal they will probably jack up the price...
With the answer to each question, the price goes up.
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Not to sound like an ass, but as a former CNC machinist i take offence at your under appreciation for the trade! Lol. You could always buy a micro CNC and giver a try for yourself? Then you could have all the custom parts you want, just cant sell patented designs. (Not being a smart ass here, if I had the time and money i would!)
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