Absolutely look into this on your own. I will never offer legal advice to anyone. Other options are numrich, irunguns, ##### armoury (though stupid expensive), the glock store used to ship to Canada, not sure if they still do.
LMAO, Hey I mean, what you do is up to you. Know the risks and interpret the law how you see fit lol
I have affordable Glock lower parts kits if you'd like to pm me. Be careful how you deal with any ITAR item coming from the USA to Canada.
Interesting to know, although from what I have noticed for the past 5 or so years is that a lot of the time the parts get confiscated or sometimes even let in purposely by CBSA and are brought to attention of other agencies all along the chain. Once that happens they do a 6month-24month investigation and usually come knocking and taking all your things and leaving a huge bill since you have to get a lawyer to clear it all up in court. Everything's a flip of the coin, I'm just stating what I have been reading and analyzing a year prior to C21 and up till now. Stay safe with that stuff cause all it takes is one uneducated individual to change your entire life. If its not an ITAR item I know a couple dozen guys back in the states that could keep an eye out for an OEM glock LPK and buy it then have it shipped to me or directly to you, I can help in that way if you 100 percent want an OEM setup, otherwise I also have aftermarket lpks that have the same dimensions and clearances. Its your call on either and I'm here to accommodate and help with whichever you choose.
I'm not sure you understand the American export process, the Canadian import process or who the OP in this thread is. You should continue reading starting with this article from nearly 5 years ago https://borderview.com/goodbye-itar/ and then https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/documents/regulations-docs/142-eccn-pdf/file . Can you please provide a docket number or some other reference for one of these purported Canadian court cases involving import/export with the proper paperwork?
Got it, I had it wrong, I didn't know about the recent changes with the fees and a few other rule changes, but you are right that it still has to be exported properly with paperwork from a USA exporter and cant just be sent from individual to individual as I thought. As for majority of articles I have read, they don't mention anything about the parts being properly imported into Canada from the states so I assume they were sent with false descriptions and hidden with other items etc. That's what must have caused the violations, investigations, and finally arrests I'm reading about every few months or so via rcmp, cbsa, and law enforcement channels.
At this point in time if you do not have a Glock pistol registered to your name and import Glock internal pistol parts (not external accessories) I would expect your name to be added to a watch list of some sort, regardless of the controlled or regulated status of the parts. If you have an example of investigations or arrests involving Glock parts that does not also involve the manufacture of a a firearm I'd love to see it.
Every licensing system keeps tabs on its participants. "They" can use your marriage license to wring you out if they really want to. But who is they/them tho?
