Shipping a Raw Casting from USA to Canada

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This is a military receiver casting, no machining, no heat treating, no serial number. What is required for a private party to ship a receiver to me in Canada? hopefully the right place to ask this question.
 
On our side of the razor wire, the RCMP has been increasingly unhappy with unfinished receivers.
On the US side, I believe that something like an AR blank forging is ITAR restricted.
Might depend on what the casting is for.
 
Ganderite has the route I would take with no worries at all I think.

Quite a few years ago I bought a complete M1 Garand bolt from a gun dealer in Texas,he shipped it in a padded envelope marked as "
machine part",came through customs without being opened,don't know if it would still be this easy nowadays.
 
Knew a chap who had a package labelled as "auto part" seized. It was a machine gun component.
I would be cautious with creative declaration descriptions, particularly these days. Customs seems to be holding anything related to ARs, etc. They are on the lookout.
There was a barrel manufacturer who was exporting "high pressure tubes", and got jammed up for it.
 
everyone's experience will be different, some packages are checked, most are not, every customs officer will probably have a different answer as well.
Just remember, if they think you're trying to smuggle a firearm in, the RCMP tactical team will be delivering it.
 
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