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Trying to find those plastic speed tubes for 12g and the required loading ramp for them. Anyone in Canada sell them? I can't find anything here.
Also looking for a longer than +2 tube extension, all parts are for a Rem 1100.
 
Check out Speed Shooters International out in California, I don't think you can get these parts anywhere in Canada.


john simmons said:
Trying to find those plastic speed tubes for 12g and the required loading ramp for them. Anyone in Canada sell them? I can't find anything here.
Also looking for a longer than +2 tube extension, all parts are for a Rem 1100.
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I think Aridondo makes what your after and I believe Double Tap sells their stuff (I'm guessing).
Wouldn't a +2 take you to a 6 round mag?
It would on mine.
I used a +1 from a 870, it was easy to find in Canada (I got mine from S&J).
 
RUPZUK said:
I think Aridondo makes what your after and I believe Double Tap sells their stuff (I'm guessing).
Wouldn't a +2 take you to a 6 round mag?
It would on mine.
I used a +1 from a 870, it was easy to find in Canada (I got mine from S&J).
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Had a chat with Arredondo and yes they have the feed ramp/guide. Thinking +5 or more extension, even if i have to buy a longer barrel. Figure shooting open pistol might as well go all out in open. This will be for the Alaska state 3gun championship in May/13. Will be up against Saiga's and such so capacity will be needed. Spoke with CBSA about the tube extension on a auto loading shotgun and have that figured out so good to go.
 
I'm thinking I wouldn't want it;
A) on the gun.
B) have a wooden dowel to block it to 5.
C) a signed official letter from some sort of supervisor.
D) soap on a rope if you don't have the letter...

And if you get a letter, we'd love to see a copy on here.
Personally, I'd slip the extension into my bag and have the gun set up as a 5 round for the crossing, if they question it- it is for an 870....
I would imagine given your remote location a border crossing is a lot less eventfull than the rest of us?

At any rate, good luck & keep us posted:)
 
I wouldn't have said anything to anyone. No need to give your self attention at the border. Have it blocked and your good to go. Letter from who?
 
pauls said:
Do you mind sharing what they said regarding the tube?
Wouldn't mind knowing what the "official" position is on that.
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Pauls, the basic answer was that the extension cannot be on the gun in Canada. Plugged or not. If i have it in my range bag it's not a problem but to make sure it is off the gun and back to original apon re-entering Canada.

Sounds like the same world as carrying a pop rivet gun with you if you don't want to borrow or chuck AR mags.;)
 
D_ said:
I wouldn't have said anything to anyone. No need to give your self attention at the border. Have it blocked and your good to go. Letter from who?
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I was at the gun store playing around with extensions and a rem 1100. Some guy standing beside me turns and says "you know that's illegal don't you?" I look at him like he's retarded and say "not in the U.S." Thats how it started.
Turns out he's one of the head honcho's at the main border crossing(cbsa).

I turned it into a Q&A session to get what was required out of it. This guy was well educated on guns and the laws.
 
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