Lee Enfields SMLE but need help

[r22r]

Hello guys,

I want to sell 2 Lee Enfields no1 MK3 but I need help on how to proceed when one want to send/sell a rifle by mail. I'm located in Canada so obviously shipping a rifle in the US is out of the question because it might be too complicated. But within Canada, how is it done? How is the validity of the buyer's licence can be verified? how should the transfer in the gun registry program be done? If anyone can help thanks in advance.

JP

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[Schwehn]

Its not too difficult, once you get the license info you can do the registration over the phone/online, where they also have to complete the transfer and verify who they are. Once they have called in and completed the transfer, you can ship it using Canada Post, in a cardboard box. The only rules for shipping, is that it needs to be sent with a signature required. Here is the gov. link, its got all the official jargon. Hope this helps. Selling, Giving or Trading Firearms

[Peter Laidler]

Export and Import for Canadiand/Americans is made simple by using an exporter/importer. Try BDL Ltd who frequents this site. He does it all the time - providing you don't want it done yesterday

[r22r]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the help

[Schwehn]

Isn't it now illegal in the US to import rifles with a bayonet lug, because they are assault weapons or some bs like that?

[Brian Dick]

Schwehn, Some military style semi-auto weapons are not importable but curio and relic military bolt action rifles are not a problem at this point in time. Brian

[jona]

Isn't it now illegal in the US to import rifles with a bayonet lug, because they are assault weapons or some bs like that?

That bit expired a couple of years ago and has not been renewed, but there are efforts underway to do so.