Wow, you should be all set for a couple months.
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Wow, you should be all set for a couple months.
Originally Posted by 350 Mag
I hope they got a US citizen to give them an export permit ... the penalties for a Canadian buying and trying to take ammunition, reloading components, firearms or parts of firearms out of the US are ugly. The problem isn't Canadian customs, it's the US export restrictions. To the US, the penalties for trying to illegally export powder aren't so different from drug trafficking.
Thats awesome! how much did the primers and powder run you?
I like guns
I was under 1500$ for the whole order and i bought the charging handle.
My carrier would most likely sh## his pants if he had to deliver me a barrel marked like that ! LOL!! I once asked him when he asked what was in the package ( do you sleep good at night ? Well then you don't need to know !)
Having a real urge to get me one of them barrels just for fun !
( He's a good guy , just a little skittish )
I need me a box of them primers
You dont have to stop at U.S Customs....I guess just do not get stopped?
I wonder if they would even care about a couple containers of powder??
You don't get a choice to stop, I've been stopped by US Customs several times crossing back into Canada at the Emerson border for a quick check. Granted it's a low percentage of my crossings but the chance is always there and I don't need to chance the consequences to save a few bucks on powder.
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