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tanked_darren Senior Enthusiast

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That gun sight is awesome I wonder what the policy is for ordering a gun sight cross border?

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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A sight shouldnt be an issue.

 

And Mike politics I dont want to get into. Just keeping it legal

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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That gun sight is awesome I wonder what the policy is for ordering a gun sight cross border?

 

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You'd be best to contact a local store as it seems lots of US vendors won't ship to Canada. Mine is an Aimpoint PRO.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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A sight shouldnt be an issue.

 

And Mike politics I dont want to get into. Just keeping it legal

 

 

 

Nothing about politics- it's all give and take. You get nice weather, I get standard capacity mags. :lol:

 

Our selection here is terrible all the good stuff is down south, and cheaper.

 

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You might try contacting some of the vendors like MidwayUSA, Bravo Company, etc (steer clear of Cheaper Than Dirt, they're a horrid vendor) and see what their policy is. Bear in mind I have zero knowledge of export/import laws but it is an item anyone can walk in and buy here so if you're close to the border that may be an option but I can't say anything as to what issues you might run into trying to bring it home.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Yea Mike it is pretty nice. Its 53 degrees here. I can go shoot outside and not freeze my ass off

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

MikeNH

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Yea Mike it is pretty nice. Its 53 degrees here. I can go shoot outside and not freeze my ass off

 

 

At least you're reasonable- I've met a few CA types who'd about die in 53 degree weather. :lol:

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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I've lived in the highest elevation of Florida.... Sea level. It would get to 18 at night. Been in the mountains of Utah. I hate cold, but I can still go out in it with jeans and a t shirt

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

MikeNH

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I've lived in the highest elevation of Florida.... Sea level. It would get to 18 at night. Been in the mountains of Utah. I hate cold, but I can still go out in it with jeans and a t shirt

 

 

That was always the joke- that the skyscrapers in Miami are taller than any natural point in the state. :lol:

 

Just checked- the highest point there is 345'! :lol:

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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And that is in northwest Florida, where I was. Well that is one county over where my girlfriend lived. Where I was the high point was about 310 ft.

hzhardy Enthusiast

hzhardy

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i put an Aimpoint Pro on mine as well. You can't beat the 3 years left on battey life. That had me sold.

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TimmyG Senior Enthusiast

TimmyG

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870 check

Glock check

Ar check

 

Judge

Lc9

Bersa

So far so good need another rifle or 2 tho

 

 

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hzhardy Enthusiast

hzhardy

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ar check

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saiga 12 check

S&W snub .38 +p check

S&W snub 357 check

beretta px4 check

1911 check

1911 check

rem M700 check

savage 17 hmr check

ruger 10/22 check

marlin 22 check

Lol, my wife hated my addiction tell she seen how they go for now, the woman just sees dollar signs.

kstruckcountry Senior Enthusiast

kstruckcountry

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For me a new .30-06 is needed. Going to get a Savage and wrap it up with that stretchy camo wrap, put on a nice scope, and put on a bipod. Long distance zombie hunting!! :D

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