Shooting gear purchase from US

ambishooter

ambishooter

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I am planning a US trip this summer. Will there be a problem with customs from both sides if I buy Holster, Pouches, Belt and other accessories? No firearm parts and ammo involved. We will be flying out of YYZ to the wild wild west, so there will be airport scan involved. Any recommendation for a UNIVERSAL FIT Holster that will fit a CZ 85 Combat and a Shadow?
 
ambishooter said:
What about magazines? Will this be a problem getting out of US and into Canada?
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Magazines are controlled under ITAR so you cannot bring them back.

Here is the text from an e-mail I got from DOS just a few minutes ago on this sort of question (I had asked for clarification on rifle magazines but handgun magazines are treated the same without a doubt) - I've removed the name of the individual since I don't have his explicit permission to pass it on. If you want to ask your own specific question, write to "DDTCResponseTeam@state.gov":

[FONT=&quot]Rifle magazines are controlled for export under the ITAR as Category I (h) items ( components, parts, accessories, and attachments).[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]It make no difference by whom they are manufactured or from whom they are purchased.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]######X X ###XX[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]DDTC Response Team[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Contractor, XL[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]NOTE: Information in this message generally discusses controls and information contained in the Arms Export Control Act and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), both of which are authoritative on this matter. The Response Team fields basic process and status questions, and assists exporters in identifying how to get answers to more complex questions handled by the Directorate of Defense Trade Control's licensing and compliance offices. The Response Team's services are not a substitute or replacement for the advisory opinion, general correspondence, and commodity jurisdiction processes delineated in the ITAR, which should be used to obtain authoritative guidance on export control issues, and do not in any way relieve exporters from their responsibilities to comply fully with the law and regulations.[/FONT]
 
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