r/canadaguns • u/Hopeful-Spare-7925 • Aug 08 '26

Application / Regulation advice SKS Stocks from a Lucky Shot Wood Stock

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Has anyone here been able to import an SKS wood stock from luck shot? Their product looks awesome but they dont ship to canada. PFA

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u/EvilWhiteVanMan Aug 08 '26

Aztech armory imports them from the US

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u/Altruistic-West-802 Aug 08 '26

Being it back from the US.

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u/Hopeful-Spare-7925 Aug 08 '26

Bringing a Lucky Shot wood stock for an SKS from the US to Canada in your physical luggage or via personal transport is illegal under US export laws. Even though a wooden stock is just wood, US federal regulations treat firearm components and major accessories as controlled defense articles or commerce-regulated items requiring proper licensing to leave the country. [1, 2, 3]

Legal Risks and Rules
US Export Laws: Crossing the border with a gun part in your possession without a formal export license violates US law (enforced under EAR/ITAR frameworks), risking severe fines or seizure. [1, 2]

Canadian Side: While an SKS wood stock itself is not a regulated receiver or control mechanism under Canadian law, importing it successfully requires it to clear US export controls first. [1, 2]

Personal Transport: Attempting to carry it through airport security or across a land border in your car or luggage without a licensed exporter can lead to confiscation. [1]

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u/Last_Temperature_599 Aug 08 '26

Not all gun parts are ITAR. Are you sure stocks Are included

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u/Standard_Custard2338 Aug 08 '26

Could use Irunguns

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u/Farout771 Aug 09 '26

would love a 74 brake on an sks

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u/BeginningFinance4384 26d ago

Rick from lucky shot is a crook. Stocks are decent  with garbage finish. Finish will have runs and orange peel texture. Not worth the the wait.