Numrich now shipping to Canada

[cantom]

I ordered Monday and parts were shipped Wednesday. According to my invoice there is no International shipping fee...

How much was the shipping?

Was it via USPS mail?

One of the things I hate is when they force you to use UPS or something, with their hideous customs brokerage charges.

 

[cantom]

Fwiw, Brownells has a good writeup on their site re what is itar restricted and what is not. Most things are not, but stuff like barrels, bolts and receivers are and require the requisite paperwork.

I believe you can import barrels etc. through PR in SK. It is doable and they have the proper permits etc.
It will cost you a fee but it's better than non-availability.

 

[cantom]

Another thing I hate about ordering from Numrich...they just say, upper band, lower band etc.

There's no option for Long Branch for example.

You're just as likely to get a part from India as Canada and no way to express a preference.

 

[Frost Cracked]

Another thing I hate about ordering from Numrich...they just say, upper band, lower band etc.

There's no option for Long Branch for example.

You're just as likely to get a part from India as Canada and no way to express a preference.

Is a bit of an annoyance, but, with a lot of the older rifles, having done some restoration jobs myself, sometimes you need to take what you can get...

So, they're shipping to Canada again now which is great... did they do something about the export fee, or is that still on?

 

[Claven2]

I believe you can import barrels etc. through PR in SK. It is doable and they have the proper permits etc.
It will cost you a fee but it's better than non-availability.

That's true, but they use a Form 6 export submission to do so, and charge you a hefty fee for doing so.