Mailing weapons to Alaska from the lower 48
We are travelling from Arizona to the Kenai this summer via the Alaska Highway and are aware that we cannot travel through Canada with a hand gun. Any advice from a fellow RVer on how to get the weap...
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Don't try to sneak a firearm across either, the consequences aren't worth it. The fellow in the news article below was lucky, his vehicle could have been seized too.
‘You made a bad decision,’ judge tells U.S. soldier
Tyler Breslin, a 23-year-old U.S. soldier, was transferred last summer from Alaska to Georgia. He had two days to make the drive.
So Breslin was in a rush, and, as a result, “skipped a couple steps,” his lawyer, Mike Reynolds, said in territorial court Tuesday afternoon.
Appearing by phone from Georgia, Breslin pleaded guilty to two charges under the Canadian Customs Act, for not declaring a handgun and three over-capacity magazines when he attempted to cross the border.
Judge Donald Luther imposed a $5,500 fine.
Full news story at:
http://www.whitehorsestar.com/News/you-made-a-bad-decision-judge-tells-u-s-soldier
‘You made a bad decision,’ judge tells U.S. soldier
Tyler Breslin, a 23-year-old U.S. soldier, was transferred last summer from Alaska to Georgia. He had two days to make the drive.
So Breslin was in a rush, and, as a result, “skipped a couple steps,” his lawyer, Mike Reynolds, said in territorial court Tuesday afternoon.
Appearing by phone from Georgia, Breslin pleaded guilty to two charges under the Canadian Customs Act, for not declaring a handgun and three over-capacity magazines when he attempted to cross the border.
Judge Donald Luther imposed a $5,500 fine.
Full news story at:
http://www.whitehorsestar.com/News/you-made-a-bad-decision-judge-tells-u-s-soldier
