Importing surplus military rifles

[onlyoldguns]

Wish I could help you but I have a similar question regarding antiques and I am told that they are treated the same as modern weaponry. I find it hard to believe that a two hundred year old flintlock would be categorized this way.
I am willing to share my crying towel.

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[Badger]

Wish I could help you but I have a similar question regarding antiques and I am told that they are treated the same as modern weaponry. I find it hard to believe that a two hundred year old flintlock would be categorized this way.
I am willing to share my crying towel.

I don't think they are.....

Here's a place to follow up....

Antique and Blackpowder Firearms Regulations (Canada)

Regards,
Badger