I think the law requires ammo to be shipped with HAZMAT ID and description on top of it. Am I right?
I think the law requires ammo to be shipped with HAZMAT ID and description on top of it. Am I right?
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms ... disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes." - Thomas Jefferson, 1775.
I don't believe there is any requirement to mark ammunition as such. I have received ammo from multiple forum sponsors (including CanadaAmmo) and it has always been in a plain unmarked box. This last shipment from CanadaAmmo was the first that had "ammunition' all over the case. I suspect it was simply a case of they had sold so much in the recent sale that they were just slapping labels on the manufacturer's boxes and getting them out the door.
I'm not anal about it but given a choice I would prefer a little discretion in packaging.
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Ammo may well have to have the Hazmat stickers on the box but I don't believe it has to say "ammunition" on the outside of the box.
Fan of Browning Hi-Powers and both S&W and Colt revolvers
If this guy lives in Toronto, this could easily happen. In fact i remember a thread about it maybe in the legalese section about condo security ratting some guy out to the cops who promptly paid the guy a vist. the swat stuff may be hyperbole, but in this increasingly crazy society i wouldnt put it past them.
All items shipped by canada post expedited with tracking and $100 insurance included.
Insurance above $100 coverage is on the buyer.
I'll need to see your PAL for firearms,ammo.
I like living at the end of 300 metres private road, nobody see nothing... JP.
Why didn't you just say, "hey, why did those guys ship my new tap dancing shoes in an ammunition box"?
Box must be labeled 1.4s Limited quantities, and be in a 4G box to comply with UN regs. (That means the actual cardboard boxes must be proofed drop and crush proof)
While that might be draconian, it is the regulations, especially for the business.
Failure to do so puts the point of sale, the shipping company, and the address at risk.
The real conspiracy to worry about would be a clampdown on postal service/couriers handling firearms and ammunition at all. That would throw a wrench is a lot of people's business and it would be a real shame to see that just for someone's unwillingness to follow stated rules/regs.
For further reading, see the NRCAN website.
So much fail in OP's... he must be part of the Justin Trudeau Fan Club!