The FORM
that allows you to transport firearms across Canada. Canada firearm import declaration Read the whole thing, fill it out properly Hand it to the border guard as you pull into the gate and fol...
Forum Discussion
Didn't miss the point at all. I and I am sure others would like to hear from travelers that have successfully taken handgun into/through Canada using this form you have provided. I would like to hear some first hand experience from people that have actually done this.
For a certified law enforcement officer to take a handgun and ammunition into Canada for a sanctioned shooting match, by Canadian Law Officials, is about a two to three month paper shuffle.
I am highly suspicious that a private US citizen is going to be able to fill out the form, pay the required fee at the border and be on their way with their handgun with "no problem."
Still would like to ask anyone that uses this form for a handgun, to get back
with a post about their experience.
Long guns have never been a problem, but then Canadians can own long guns for sporting purposes. Yukon requires all guns to be registered with the government. Last I heard there were 14 long guns registered by Yukon citizens. Must do lots of sharing, I guess
For a certified law enforcement officer to take a handgun and ammunition into Canada for a sanctioned shooting match, by Canadian Law Officials, is about a two to three month paper shuffle.
I am highly suspicious that a private US citizen is going to be able to fill out the form, pay the required fee at the border and be on their way with their handgun with "no problem."
Still would like to ask anyone that uses this form for a handgun, to get back
with a post about their experience.
Long guns have never been a problem, but then Canadians can own long guns for sporting purposes. Yukon requires all guns to be registered with the government. Last I heard there were 14 long guns registered by Yukon citizens. Must do lots of sharing, I guess
