Last year, after the Canadian Nationals, I was driving down to the USA. I got refused entry at the US border because my invite was for a match that was more than 4 days from the time that I was crossing. This was the first time I had ever heard of such a rule, and I tried to explain that nowhere on my Form 6 or anywhere on the BATF website was there any such requirement, but to no avail. The guy told me his supervisor said there had been too many people crossing the border with guns recently and they were going to get things under control. It was late, around 11pm (after the banquet), so they couldn't reach anybody at BATF for approval, and in the end just said I had to turn around and go back to Canada.
My point being, that even if you have all of the correct paperwork and all the right invitations, match confirmations and whatnot, they can still come up with a bogus reason to prevent you from entering.
My point being, that even if you have all of the correct paperwork and all the right invitations, match confirmations and whatnot, they can still come up with a bogus reason to prevent you from entering.




















































