cabelas

[3mk]

so cabelas is pretty close for me i am trying to get some info on what we as canadians can bring back into canada . i would like to buy a scope and a hunting knife

[The Dawg]

Knife yes. Scope no

[3mk]

i read knifes under 30 cm was a no did not see any thing about scopes . what web site did you read? i would like to read that please

[Singleshotneeded]

anything that is a gun, goes into a gun, or is attached to a gun requires a US export permit which takes a few weeks,
after you get a CDN import permit... I bought a scope online from Webyshops.com a year ago, took a month to get it.

[Hunting guy]

anything that is a gun, goes into a gun, or is attached to a gun requires a US export permit which takes a few weeks,
after you get a CDN import permit... I bought a scope online from Webyshops.com a year ago, took a month to get it.

how much did the permit cost you? and did you need a USA export permit?

[3mk]

i may have miss read the criminal code (84-117) but a scope is not a prohibited device or part .where is the info that say's other wise

[Legi0n]

The import in to Canada is not the problem but the export from the US is
it's in the ITAR

for reference I use the annotated version http://www.ndia.org/Resources/Export...tatedITAR.aspx

[Hank Hunter]

Scopes are taboo, you need to read US law, not Canadian.

[bcsteve]

i may have miss read the criminal code (84-117) but a scope is not a prohibited device or part .where is the info that say's other wise

Has nothing to do with the Criminal Code. It's the US that have decided that scopes are prohibited from exporting out of their country without an export permit. Canada doesn't care that you're bringing a scope you bought from the US but the US sure does.

[.330 Dakota]

bury it in your suitcase,,,declare the knife,,,seperate receipt,,,no worries,,,or mail it to yourself