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    costs of importing a firearm from the USA to Canada

    How much does it cost to buy a firearm from an FFL dealer in the USAicon and have it imported into Canadaicon. Are there any fees other then postage

    any info on the procedures are welcome as well
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    The fees can be prohibitive and that's why more of us don't do it. There are many hoops for the dealer or broker to jump through so it's expensive. You have to choose a broker or dealer and that will be the first step. You have to work with them on costs.
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    I am about to give up on that matter , iv'e called dozens of FFL dealers and none do it. if anyone knows a dealer that does can you let me know please

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    Try Questar in Barrie On. They do some of that.
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    ok got a response from a FFL dealer that ships to Canadaicon here's what he wrote ... Fee to apply for export license (covers 1 - 5 different models, regardless of quantity per model): USD 300
    Shipping cost to Canada (most likely to your local post office), U.S. Post Priority, tracking no., insured: USD 60

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    Call our Department of Justice tell'em your a Drug cartel mule and they'll ship it to you no fees or anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SVT-40 View Post
    Fee to apply for export license (covers 1 - 5 different models, regardless of quantity per model): USD 300
    Why does the phrase "blatant rip-off" spring to mind?
    I thought the USAicon and Canadaicon were neighbors. Speaking more or less) the same language. Instead, it sounds like they are on different planets.

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    I have imported many firearms from the USAicon to Canadaicon with no I repeat NO problems what so ever cost of 1 rifle or pistol is 250.00 Canadian +hst +approx. 5% border fee+shipping there is a 6 to 8 week wait for your firearm to reach Canada you just have to make sure that what your importing is worth it usually I can find it here in Canada for less or about the same money if you need more info contact me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick Chadwick View Post
    Why does the phrase "blatant rip-off" spring to mind?
    It's just how it is Patrick, they don't cut us ANY slack and some things are just plain impossible to get cross border.
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    I was looking to have a Mosin M-44 braught to Canadaicon, the sale price in the US is 249$ . The fee's are more expensive then the gun , i may be crazy but not that crazy

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