Urban said:whould AR's with the BArrel removed be a problem to import?
Joel said:To import three guns at a time, what would the charge be?
Airborn_69 said:What about getting 18.5 criterion barrels for M1A's or M14S from the US..Have you dealt with companies like: Krieger?
Bull's-Eye said:How about gun stocks? If I find a Custom Gunstock maker in the U.S, could your company help me import it? Thanks
okcorral1881 said:I just received my first gun, bought in the U.S. and imported by Questar!![]()
I can assure you all, at first I was a bit nervous sending $1500 over the border...but Mark did a great job and took care of absolutely everything in a professional manner (experienced too)!![]()
It took less than 6 weeks from the day I made my payment to the day I received the gun, including the transfer and the waiting periodrolleyes: ) for the shipping permit.
Usually I prefer to buy locally to keep the gun business healthy in Canada, but for those rare guns or Colts...Questar IS the way to go!![]()
If anyone has any doubts or questions about Questar's import service they may contact me.
I am already shopping for 2 other guns...with Questar![]()
Okcorral1881
G37 said:Ok Corral1881, could you tell us where you bought from (if you bought it from a store)?
I've often wanted to do what you did, but didn't want to go through the hoops of trying to explain to the seller what I was planning to do.
If there was a shop in the US that was large and familiar with "the deal" it'd make me far more likely to try it out as well
~Cheers
p226 said:Hi,Mark,for a hypothesis,Can you export permanently firearms from Canada to United States If canadian goes to study in USA(with student US visa) for more than 90 days.
Questar said:If you are a student visiting on a student VISA then you don't do a Permanent Importation... you use the FORM 6 NIA to bring the guns with you for the duration of your stay and then bring them back to Canada when you return home... similiar to what a snow bird might do when travelling to Florida for the Winter.
Even a "Resident Alien" has to show they have been residing in the US for at least 90 days prior to being allowed to purchase and take delivery of a firearm in the US. At that point you could do a Permanent Importation but it only makes sense if you intend to leave or dispose of the firearms in the US... you would not be able to take them back to Canada at that point without getting Export Permits.
Mark
BillP said:Mark, I recently emailed you about a Bar-sto barrel for my Sig 226 and you told me that it will be quite the wait 28wks!! I have found a site in the US, in Utah that sells Jarvis barrels for the Sig, would there be any way you can get me a barrel from this company: impact guns.com 2710 S 1900 W. Ogden Utah 84401