Barrel liners no longer available from Track of the Wolf

[fat tony]

Generally, the availability of barrels in Canada is going from bad to #### ####ing awful.

Track of the Wolf no longer exports even so much as barrel liners to Canada any more.

For anyone who has recently applied for an import license to get barrels from the USA on your own, how onerous is it? I am thinking of applying for one of these permits.

I did it a while ago, but this was some years ago & I am wondering how much of a #### show it is now.

This process by the way is a bit of a #### show from the Canadian side, which is where you have to start.

Even still, TOTW will not ship it north even with the import license in your grubby foreign hands.

Anyways, I am thinking of importing some stuff like that from Numrich.

 

[Polar_Hunter]

The problem (as I understand it) is with the US rules. US company's can get in deep $hit with their government if they even by accident ship something out of the country that they shouldn't. Apparently US legislation is just as complex and ridiculous as ours is. A Canadian Import licence won't help at all.

 

[fat tony]

TOTW had the best selection of high quality barrel liners going. Is there any other business even close that still will ship north? You see, I am not at all interested in being ass raped by Canadian retailers while they have you over a barrel.

 

[SandRoad]

Generally, the availability of barrels in Canada is going from bad to #### ####ing awful.

Track of the Wolf no longer exports even so much as barrel liners to Canada any more.

For anyone who has recently applied for an import license to get barrels from the USA on your own, how onerous is it? I am thinking of applying for one of these permits.

I did it a while ago, but this was some years ago & I am wondering how much of a #### show it is now.

This process by the way is a bit of a #### show from the Canadian side, which is where you have to start.

Even still, TOTW will not ship it north even with the import license in your grubby foreign hands.

Anyways, I am thinking of importing some stuff like that from Numrich.

You can't do it on your own. Major components of a firearm, receiver, barrel, bolt, must have a US export license (for that particular shipment), regardless of value of the item.

A US export license can only be obtained by an exporter registered with the US State Department. The minimum annual cost of registration for an exporter is about $2,750. In addition, there is a cost for every export license.

Also, not only does the exporter have to be registered with the State Department, but the manufacturer of the item.

 

[fat tony]

I guess Walther is going to enjoy more business from Canadian customers courtesy of Uncar Sam.

 

[billdick]

A friend of mine has his papers and he brings in Lilja barrels. He didn't pay any fees just took lots of paperwork.

 

[BCRider]

I guess Walther is going to enjoy more business from Canadian customers courtesy of Uncar Sam.

Is "Walther" the fellow at "I Run Guns"? If not then we need to talk the fellow or folks at "I Run Guns" into expanding their business out to barrels and liners.

 

[dan belisle]

A friend of mine has his papers and he brings in Lilja barrels. He didn't pay any fees just took lots of paperwork.

The fees are paid by the US exporters to the US govt. - dan

 

[fat tony]

Is "Walther" the fellow at "I Run Guns"? If not then we need to talk the fellow or folks at "I Run Guns" into expanding their business out to barrels and liners.

You never heard of Lothar Walther?. . . . . .

I think I will pass on "I Run Guns" or any other Canadian middleman & talk as directly as possible if I ever order anything of this nature.