taking shotguns to canada
#1
taking shotguns to canada
Hi all, I have researched this quite alot, and i think I know what to do, however was wondering if anyone has experienced taking their shotguns when landing, and what it was like?
My hubby and I have a 12 bore shotgun each. Hubby also has a de activated Lee enfield. Also if anyone knows of any clay pigeon schools around Nova scotia, as we could only see rifle ranges. Thank you.
My hubby and I have a 12 bore shotgun each. Hubby also has a de activated Lee enfield. Also if anyone knows of any clay pigeon schools around Nova scotia, as we could only see rifle ranges. Thank you.
#2
Re: taking shotguns to canada
Hi all, I have researched this quite alot, and i think I know what to do, however was wondering if anyone has experienced taking their shotguns when landing, and what it was like?
My hubby and I have a 12 bore shotgun each. Hubby also has a de activated Lee enfield. Also if anyone knows of any clay pigeon schools around Nova scotia, as we could only see rifle ranges. Thank you.
My hubby and I have a 12 bore shotgun each. Hubby also has a de activated Lee enfield. Also if anyone knows of any clay pigeon schools around Nova scotia, as we could only see rifle ranges. Thank you.
You will be given a declaration form before landing in Canada on which you must declare items you are taking in with you. If you haven't already seen one here's a link:
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/E/pbg/cf/e311/README.html
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Re: taking shotguns to canada
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Re: taking shotguns to canada
If you are coming here to live, bear in mind, Canada has a gun registry.
http://www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/reg_enreg_e.asp
http://www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/reg_enreg_e.asp