Good mail order place

S.O.B!...
I too tried to order from Midway a couple of weeks ago....the peckerwoods would not send me a catalog-even if I paid for it!

Thanks for the info....
 
444shooter said:
I got the following reply from Midsouth regarding ordering brass.


> From: Sandra Overbey <SandraO@midsouthshooterssupply.com>
> Subject: RE: Canada
> To: ###xx
> Received: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 9:26 AM
> Brass requires an export license to be shipped out of the
> US.
> You would have to mail us your import certificate along
> with a purchase order.
> Once we receive the documents we have to apply for a
> license with the US State Department.
> If the order is under $300.00 there will be a $50.00
> processing fee for the license.
>
> Sandra
> International Sales
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Brass requires an export permit?....
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...I ordered 75 12ga brass shotshells from Buffalo arms a month ago and the order arrived in 6 business days....Buffalo Arms says they ship brass all the time to Canada, never a problem.....
 
ben hunchak said:
I don't know about this theory about buying in the USA hurting Canadian businesses......Take the folks at the top of these pages, they won't go out of their way to get/sell things reloaders need/want....instead they sell what they have and it's usually not what I want and they charge too much for it. So these outfits sell what they can get easily and inexpensively, and I'm supposed to buy from them? Stuff i don't want but is convenient for them? When i ask for something, it's usually"we can't get it", so I'm supposed to buy something else from them??
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I totally agree, seems anytime I want something I am forced to go across the border because no one has what I am looking for. I did manage to find some Berger bullets if I wanted to pay 75 or 80 bucks a box by the time they got to me:eek:
 
I buy bullets & Lee parts from Higginson's.
Price is reasonable and service is fast.

I get buddies to buy primers & gunpowder for me on their shopping expeditions to save the dangerous goods shipping charges.
 
There are no hidden costs. The license is 3% of the entire order, so a $100 costs $3 for the license. The State Department changed there registration fee structure and I had to add a license fee, but at least it's still reasonable. What you will not see are is the duty and GST that you will have to pay upon arrival of your goods. I ship all orders via USPS, which is the most economical. Nosler seconds are in bags so I can use the flat rate envelops up to 4 pounds. All other orders are shipped International Priority and orders between 6 and 20 pounds get shipped in Priority flat rate boxes.

Mike
mike@reloadinginternational.com
 
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