Just because it's been driven over the border by some guy without an export permit doesn't make it legal for commercial sale in Canada.
Wolf ammo??
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Just because it's been driven over the border by some guy without an export permit doesn't make it legal for commercial sale in Canada.
I totally agree,sir but is this a government site looking for 'evildoers" or a site to help others in the love and enjoyment of the shooting sports?and seing as WE are the people who chose these type of sports isnt it up to people like you and me to have wolf ammo approved , do you not agree there is a damand for that type of ammo for military shooters other than the poor and expensive choises we have such as corrosive chech madewho knowes when?
1st point: Are you referring to my post about the Wolf being driven across the border? Obviously, this is not a gov't site and no one is searching for "evildoers". If you want to brag about buying smuggled ammo, have at it, but don't expect that others won't comment on it.
2nd point: WE can't have ammo approved just because we want it to be. Start up a company, make a deal with Wolf, submit it to NRCan for testing, and wait for their answer. As has been answered many times in the threads you didn't find, Wolf has no interest in the Canadian market. So good luck with approval.
3rd point: Sure there's demand for all sorts of surplus ammo. See answer above for process to get it in the country. Do you not think that companies like Marstar and Canada Ammo would be bringing it in if it was economically possible? I do, because they like to turn a profit.
4th point: I know exactly when all my Czech ball was made. It's stamped on the cartridges and on the crates it comes in.
