US stores that ship to Canada?

[IM_Lugger]

What US Stores will ship presses and dies to Canada?

To prevent hi-jacking lets not talk about the legality of importing brass, primers or powders in this thread...

 

[CanAm]

I believe mid-south and sinclair will.

 

[trubluscrew]

Dillion precision did (not sure if they still do)

 

[contact148]

dillion IS shipping a replacement part for my 550B press I called them this AM

 

[sunray]

U.S. retailers usually don't export due to U.S. export laws. They need an exporter's licence. It's not the same thing as the export permit.
Major manufacturers like Dillon, RCBS etc, usually, have a Canadian distributor. Selling directly would violate their agreements/contracts with their distributors.
There's very little available Stateside you can't get here without all the Customs BS. Customer service(parts) isn't the same thing as selling.

 

[fisherking]

eguns.com ships to Canada,pretty good company.

 

[contact148]

I dont think reloading TOOLS are covered under the export controls???


relaoding COMPONENTS are but not tools!

 

[damndirtyape]

eguns.com ships to Canada,pretty good company.

+1.0

 

[Duck_Hunter]

I've ordered from sinclairs and lockstock with no problems

 

[Ishootguns]

My press and such came right from Dillon in Arizona, arrived in 4 business days.

 

[waynesixgun]

Dillon

 

[Airborn_69]

Smith Enterprise, if you're into M1A/M14's.

 

[pmt]

U.S. retailers usually don't export due to U.S. export laws. They need an exporter's licence. It's not the same thing as the export permit.
Major manufacturers like Dillon, RCBS etc, usually, have a Canadian distributor. Selling directly would violate their agreements/contracts with their distributors.
There's very little available Stateside you can't get here without all the Customs BS. Customer service(parts) isn't the same thing as selling.

Where do you get this stuff

 

[IM_Lugger]

Lets just talk about the placed that DO ship here (presses and dies)...


For legal discussion please start your own thread....

 

[waynesixgun]

Brownells

 

[joe-nwt]

For presses and dies, the list of businesses that DO NOT ship to Canada would be much shorter.

 

[heavenIsAlie]

anyone know is cabelas does? i want to pick up there lee classic reloading kit

 

[roberti11]

Dillion, Brownells, cabellas, sinclair international, Forster precision.

I purchased my RCBS loadmaster from Natchez, they are also good to deal with, but you have to call them as their website will not work for Canadians, but they are great on the phone

 

[sunray]

"...dont think reloading TOOLS are covered..." They aren't. However, U.S. companies require a licence to export anything. Not just firearms related stuff. Like I said, it's not the same thing as the export permit. It's a licence to do business as an exporter.
"...Where do you get this stuff..." Reading it on assorted U.S. government web sites. Takes a fair bit of digging to find most of it. Our Southern cousins have a lot of government agencies telling them what they can and cannot do.

 

[IM_Lugger]

Anyone know the website for Mid-south? I did a search and got a million unrelated sites...