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r/canadaguns • u/[deleted] • Oct 12 '24
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It's not a matter of a stock coming into Canada. It's a matter of a US firearm part, leaving the US.
Im no expert on US export rules. I can't see a wood stock causing any issues, but they have a few weird rules.
If anything comes back, just claim it as an airsoft part 😆
6 u/LukeNoBaka Oct 13 '24 I recently got a k98 stock from Numerich down from the states. I don’t think there’s any problem with wood stock as the website marked itar item and wouldn’t let you check those out to canada 6 u/CentiWare Oct 13 '24 Numruch and several other major retailers have all their paperwork in order to ship across the border. I've ordered many rifle parts from them. Wooden stock or not, still a firearm part to the US government. 1 u/LukeNoBaka Oct 13 '24 I see. Thanks
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I recently got a k98 stock from Numerich down from the states. I don’t think there’s any problem with wood stock as the website marked itar item and wouldn’t let you check those out to canada
6 u/CentiWare Oct 13 '24 Numruch and several other major retailers have all their paperwork in order to ship across the border. I've ordered many rifle parts from them. Wooden stock or not, still a firearm part to the US government. 1 u/LukeNoBaka Oct 13 '24 I see. Thanks
Numruch and several other major retailers have all their paperwork in order to ship across the border. I've ordered many rifle parts from them.
Wooden stock or not, still a firearm part to the US government.
1 u/LukeNoBaka Oct 13 '24 I see. Thanks
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I see. Thanks
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '24
It's not a matter of a stock coming into Canada. It's a matter of a US firearm part, leaving the US.
Im no expert on US export rules. I can't see a wood stock causing any issues, but they have a few weird rules.
If anything comes back, just claim it as an airsoft part 😆