Who carries March scopes in Canada

[jfarrell]

Who carrie March scopes in Canada. Grouse River no longer does, nor does Spartan.

 

[jfarrell]

Found out there are no distributors in Canada. Bullets.com in the US handles all Canadian orders.

 

[dusticles]

Have you contacted them? I sent an email a while ago to see if they had a permit set up with anyone here but never heard back...

 

[Innercity]

h ttp://www.spartanprecision.com/scopes.html


Not sure if he stocks scopes or what, but this place has been mentioned before.

 

[dusticles]

I contacted Bullets.com again for S&G's

This was their reply for anyone interested:

Thank you for your email. Bullets.com is the sole distributor of March optics for North and South America at this time. At this time we do not have any dealers in Canada, however we are working to establish some contracts in the near future. In the meantime, Canadian purchases may be made directly through us. We recommend using Chris Bixler at UBX for your exporting services, however we are happy to work with any licensed exporter of your choosing. If you would like to get in touch with Chris, he can be reached at info@ubexports.com.


FYI:

 

[patrice1]

http://www.grouseriver.com/March-X-8-80x56-Riflescopes

 

[propliner]

It's too bad they're so hard to find. They are truly amazing scopes.

 

[jfarrell]

If you order from Bullets.com, even through and exporter you will have to pay duty.

 

[GD7]

Put me down for a March 2.5-25 if any dealer wants to step up and become a dealer. There's no way I'm going through all the ITAR bullsh*t and paying an export guy to get one damn scope across the border.

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

Put me down for a March 2.5-25 if any dealer wants to step up and become a dealer. There's no way I'm going through all the ITAR bullsh*t and paying an export guy to get one damn scope across the border.

Guess what, you still will be paying for export costs, brokerage AND DUTY even if a dealer does step up and become a source for these. Duty is paid at the time the commodity enters Canada, short of smuggling there is no legal way to get foreign made products without paying duty. Also not all items have duty on them, check with CBSA as to what if any duty is applied to the product and country of origin.

 

[ESP]

Also not all items have duty on them, check with CBSA as to what if any duty is applied to the product and country of origin.

This ^^^^

 

[GD7]

Guess what, you still will be paying for export costs, brokerage AND DUTY even if a dealer does step up and become a source for these. Duty is paid at the time the commodity enters Canada, short of smuggling there is no legal way to get foreign made products without paying duty. Also not all items have duty on them, check with CBSA as to what if any duty is applied to the product and country of origin.

Allow me to clarify a little. If I could have the scope sent here for say $3500 myself, or I could buy it from a sponsor for $3700 with full factory support through them, I'd buy it from the sponsor 10 times out of 10. If I buy a decent optic, I want to know that warranty is zero problem should I ever need it.