Where do you get your Sierra bullets from
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How could Customs rat someone out when they don't even ask for ID. They just want their 14% taxes which I pay with cash that is if they even invite me in to pay.
I even purchased a used S&W 629 44mag last year from the States. I applied for and recieved a Canadian import permit and once I recieved it the seller (a store) delivered it to the border where I paid my taxes. The Customs officers didn't even ask to witness the transfer of the gun from the seller to me.
I had to invite an officer out to witness the transfer. She didn't even think to look inside the case, I had to offer to open it so she could see the gun.
I even purchased a used S&W 629 44mag last year from the States. I applied for and recieved a Canadian import permit and once I recieved it the seller (a store) delivered it to the border where I paid my taxes. The Customs officers didn't even ask to witness the transfer of the gun from the seller to me.
I had to invite an officer out to witness the transfer. She didn't even think to look inside the case, I had to offer to open it so she could see the gun.
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We have been looking at bringing in some of the Sierra line but to date haven't. At the present time we are focusing on Berger BR and Lapua bullets.
It's funny this thread came up. I was looking for some smk 168 hpbt as well, and had no luck (locally).
I ended up getting some hornady 168 hpbt match instead. Anyone had any experience good or bad with these? I haven't used any of them yet (still had some sierras to go through).
I ended up getting some hornady 168 hpbt match instead. Anyone had any experience good or bad with these? I haven't used any of them yet (still had some sierras to go through).
the rnbra organize a big order each winter
They send out an email to all members the 155 grain sierras were going for 18 bucks per hundred. Minimum a thousand. They have to get a minimum order of 100000 bullets. I was not into reloading last year, but will jump on the bandwagon next year. Ant they should be much cheaper due to the high dollar.
They send out an email to all members the 155 grain sierras were going for 18 bucks per hundred. Minimum a thousand. They have to get a minimum order of 100000 bullets. I was not into reloading last year, but will jump on the bandwagon next year. Ant they should be much cheaper due to the high dollar.
