Ruger BX-25 Mags
- Thread starter cavegoon
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- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
Yeah I edited my post.
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- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
The 2 threads I linked a few posts back clearly explain the logic used, and coupled with the quoted law, it is pretty straight forward.
Retarded, but not hard to understand.
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- Lakes District BC
well we could take your word on it or the US Governments word on it...... think there a lil more qualified than you
well we could take your word on it or the US Governments word on it...... think there a lil more qualified than you
My word as you call it is based on my correspondence with the US Dept of State. I think I'll trust them on their own regulations.
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- Lakes District BC
and there own regs are clear so STOP fear mongering people with ghost storries of NO firearms parts because your WRONG!
nuff said its there law read it how you will
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I think Fusilier elaborated beautifully.
I'd only add that, based on what I was told by the State Department, even with the correct paperwork a non-US resident can not go pickup the goods State-side.
Bone with respect; you kinda missed the mark with your comment there.
I'd only add that, based on what I was told by the State Department, even with the correct paperwork a non-US resident can not go pickup the goods State-side.
Bone with respect; you kinda missed the mark with your comment there.
I am sorry to say But what you Understand is incorrect ,Not all Magazines require an export permit to export them out of the USA to CANADA . You need to know the US state Dept export regs ,It depends on the magazine . So I am not sure what you are talkling about ?
A licenced exporter may export gun parts, including magazines.
The manufacturer of the gun parts (magazines) must be licenced with the US DOS to have this products exported.
If the value of the gun parts, including magazines, in the export shipment is less than US$100 at wholesale the licenced US exporter need not obtain a specific export permit for that shipment. If the value exceeds US$100, the licenced exporter must obtain an export permit for the shipment.
Some gun parts cannot be exported by the licenced exporter without a specific permit for that export, regardless of value. But magazines are not specifically controlled parts.
The manufacturer of the gun parts (magazines) must be licenced with the US DOS to have this products exported.
If the value of the gun parts, including magazines, in the export shipment is less than US$100 at wholesale the licenced US exporter need not obtain a specific export permit for that shipment. If the value exceeds US$100, the licenced exporter must obtain an export permit for the shipment.
Some gun parts cannot be exported by the licenced exporter without a specific permit for that export, regardless of value. But magazines are not specifically controlled parts.
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- Lakes District BC
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
Care to elaborate, or are you just trying to add to the confusion? I was asking an honest question, and would love an answer, which you seem to have, but not share.
I can't SHOW you where it said parts because (you'd know this if you read my first post in this thread) I couldn't find it.
Which is why I called them to clarify and I was VERY specific in discussing PARTS with the "NO SENSE OF HUMOUR WHY ARE YOU BUGGING ME" agent on the other end of the line.
The agent was VERY clear that there was no circumstance under which I (a Canadian citizen) could purchase firearms PARTS State-side and cross the border back into Canada with them.
You don't believe me, by all means call them yourself... (202) 663-1282
Which is why I called them to clarify and I was VERY specific in discussing PARTS with the "NO SENSE OF HUMOUR WHY ARE YOU BUGGING ME" agent on the other end of the line.
The agent was VERY clear that there was no circumstance under which I (a Canadian citizen) could purchase firearms PARTS State-side and cross the border back into Canada with them.
You don't believe me, by all means call them yourself... (202) 663-1282
- Location
- Lakes District BC
I can't SHOW you where it said parts because (you'd know this if you read my first post in this thread) I couldn't find it.
Which is why I called them to clarify and I was VERY specific in discussing PARTS with the "NO SENSE OF HUMOUR WHY ARE YOU BUGGING ME" agent on the other end of the line.
The agent was VERY clear that there was no circumstance under which I (a Canadian citizen) could purchase firearms PARTS State-side and cross the border back into Canada with them.
You don't believe me, by all means call them yourself... (202) 663-1282
NO you show me were it says it in writing, were its law
you cant and it is legal to bring certain parts back people do it all the time this isnt new, you cannot bring back a firearm, just because you talked to ONE idiot border agent makes it no more wrong than half the rcmp in canada not knowing the firearms act!
and for the record I have called them and gotten a entire diffeent story than you did or your giving here
No I am not adding to confusion on the matter , Not all Mags need permits .
I have gone throught the import/export process many ,many times . I have applyed for import permits and the stateside exporter(s) have applyed to the State Dept to export parts,bullets and Magazines from the USA. Some mags Do not need export Permits (stated by the state dept on several occasions) and some do. Value is a factor and as well of type of firearm the magazine is used for, also the magazine capacity limit comes into play .
As stated before Not all magazines need export permits , I do not know why it is confusing ? I am not going by hear say , but my own experinces. Think what you like .
