Importing reloading equipment

[Valkxb70]

Hey there all, I am wondering if I will hit any sort of legal roadblocks in importing some reloading equipment from the USA. I am looking at presses, and dies and stuff, not powder or shell casings.

 

[Canuck223]

Virtually everything is good to go. At various times, some .50 BMG dies and presses have been held up, but I think that might have been resolved.

 

[redbirddog]

Dillion ships up here with no issues. Just the tax man will have his hand out to get your local tax and the GST on delivery!

 

[kimberman]

I shop at sinclair international. They ship alot of stuff to Canada, and they have alot of stuff!

 

[blacksmithden]

You're good to go. Like Redbirddog said.....expect the Canadian tax goons to have their hand in you pocket before the stuff is on your bench.

 

[jkc]

As someone had posted in the past, there aren't that great of deals on stuff in the united states. I was just there last week and the prices weren't that different.

Don't get me wrong, there are some real bargains. I saw Redding dies for $40.00. The wholesale sports down the street wants nearly$100.00 for the same thing.

Know what you are looking for, and the prices. Good luck.

 

[Valkxb70]

Great thanks guys, I am just having a hard time finding a Hornady lock n load press here.

 

[28 gauge]

No Canadian import duties on anything manufactured in the Unitrd States.

Something made in another country and imported into the United States then shipped to Canada will have duties applied.