/k/ - Weapons

>>614005

legally? no

A) it's a violation of US import laws

B) you can't legally buy guns in Canada

t. I tried it

>>614007

You can get a loicense and buy guns as a non-citizen, primarily done by people who travel to Canada to hunt. But yes, import law fuckery (and likely export law fuckery on the Canada side) stops it.

>>614010

Hypothetically, I'd love to have a border swap meet.

We would exchange guns that aren't available in the other country.

Not going to happen, but a guy can dream…

There are cross border Indian reservations, go to one and buy a gun there.

>>614039

I'm too white to get away with that.

Even if I could do it legally, the locals might use them rather than sell them.

I'm pretty sure most of the border is unguarded, any burgers want to meet up and trade chinkshit/Russian milsurp/Enfields for burger funs?

jk FBI

>>614005

>SKSs here are overpriced

tell me about it, I saw a norinco sks for $450 at my LGS on thursday

I'm fucking loling at the retards calling for a meet. If any of you are dumb enough to do that you deserve to be shot for some agents promotion and 5% salary increase.

>>614081

I did say "Hypothetically" in my post.

If this were to actually happen, it would fall under international arms smuggling.

It would be immensely stupid to plan out and go through with something like this on a clear channel like this.

On one hand, I'd love to go. On the other, I won't and I hope none of you are stupid enough to go through with this.

(Oh, and I know that the ATF does look at places like /k/ to set up ops.)

>>614081

>a

>fucking

>leaf

Can someone just nuke us already? I’m sure if the Amis and Ruskies team up they can cover the entire country.

How long was it that a gun had to be in the second country before our import laws considered it native to that country? Couldn't a company buy up a bunch of used SKS (which I understand are everywhere in Canada) in Canada and import them to the US? They'd still cost more but it would dent the price in the US.

>>614090

Sorry, the Leaf Supreme True Doe fucked that all up.

>>614092

What did Castro Jr. do?

You haven't heard?

He basically flushed NAFTA by snubbing Trump though the whole process.

Funny enough, we got a better deal with Mexico (for both sides based on what I see) but the dancing cringe didn't want to go along.

He sent an asshat bitch that spent the last 18 months Trump bashing all over the globe and she blew off meetings.

>>614098

Oh yeah that. Have to remember to get a Savage 64F before they go up in price/vanish.

>>614096

Oh, in case you're wondering how this lays out for guns, firearms are covered under NAFTA and it's suspended effectively until it can get sorted out.

>>614069

I've heard that food prices are sky high now.

Would you rather we bring sandwich makings?

>>614102

I haven’t noticed that, but haven’t gotten groceries in about 2 weeks. I’ve heard dairy is way up though.

I think you can import personal guns if you go through some process and get a permit to do so, but I'm not sure if you have to be a leaf citizen or not.

>>614106

I look it up a few years ago when I found a Gew 98 in Montana for 800ish burgers, I recall you just needing to declare it at the border and if it’s non-restricted in Canada you’re good to go (probably after an inspection) but bringing in ammo is basically impossible unless you own a gun store for some reason.

>>614107

Though I could retarded and wrong.

>>614104

So how many pounds of cheese for an SKS?

>>614109

Theoretically, what sort of theoretical cheese?

>>614140

American. Obviously.

>>614144

>cheese slices

I’m sure I can find a Chink sks that has a few rust free spots and a quarter inch of bore left. It might have some stock too.

>>614144

Hehehe… the Coon company got sued by some Abo group over their name being racist.

The trial ended the minute after the defense brought in the founder/owner of the company, Mr. Coon.

Nice to see you guys can get it there.

>>614140

I live in Dairy country so I have a selection to choose from.

The common of course being cheddar, mozzarella (the good, soft kind), Monterrey Jack, swiss, and provolone.

We can get fun and do smoked gouda, havarti, and bleu.

I hear you leafs like bree so I can grab that.

>>614089

Don't waste good nukes and good forest like that, one for Vancouver and another for Toronto would uncuck your whole country overnight.

>>614167

>Bree

How many skses do you want? Hmm, maybe, I don’t know, I could probably do something for some Bree.

>>614171

>Montreal

>Ottawa

>all of Vancouver island

>Edmonton

Probably more I missed.

>>614175

We should meet for a fishing trip in Puget sound and talk about our mutual love of nature, cheese and firearms.

I'll bring some bree and ammo.

So I'm here looking at SKSs for sale here on armslist and I'm seeing people saying "Norinco all matching numbers."

WTF, are people parting out Norinco SKSs now?

>>614144

I know you fuckers have Amish cheese.

>>614186

It won't be good buffalo milk mozzarella, but it will be all natural cow milk mozzarella.

>>614186

For chinesium pot metal guns?

I'll counter with mid grade Italian-American mozzarella and a packet of mustard.

>>614190

my friend this is a GENUINE slav rifle

>>614191

Then I will make it two mustard packets and a dill pickle

>>614192

make it for mayo packs, a box of matches, and and one of those Chicago™ street guns

>>614193

ill toss in the mosin in laminate if you can top me off with 5 gallons of Tang

>>614195

Sorry, I only deal in guns that work at least 30% of the time.

I can counter with a pile of rocks. (guaranteed to hurt like hell when they hit)

But because I like you, I'll throw in the industrial sized gallon tub of mayo.

>>614195

Deal, is five gallons of it in powder form acceptable?

>>614199

5 gallons of powder tang is almost 10 gallons of that sweet sweet juice sounds like a deal alright FBI man and equivalents this is just a meme no need to get ancy

>>614205

oh baby its been so long i forgot to greentext

>>614206

I'm just imagining the ATF tactical team busting in on a cookout because they took a thread on 8chan WAY too seriously.

This thread has had me laughing now for over an hour.

Fellas, I'm not too keen on chinkshit SKSs, but in case the alphabet comes knocking I may have the service for you:

>>614186

I am original leaf smuggler trader this man is a fraud he took off the bayonet. Barrel harmonics are off. Am at bar not but can show my Tula SKS all matching (obviously) with 1 on the front sight post (one inch at 100 meters) when I get home. I go to school nearish to the border and after thanksgiving weekend I’ll be going back. Maybe tomorrow, need to delete metadata first so don’t get doxed

>>614176

Vancouver is over an 11 hour driver for me and am poor uni student. Can you get to Alberta border easier? Montana or maybe Utah but that’s south of B.C., idk am drunkish will come back Tomorrow.

I know this is a meme but I am actually considering (legally and not illegally) trading an sks for cheese.

>>614212

I'm imagining an actual deal going down and the two parties hear gunfire and both of them saying sounds like someone is having fun overthere when in reality its the ATF just fucking a sunday cookout up.

>>614206

>crazy Canucks get their milk in a bag

I’m pretty sure that’s just an Ontario or Manitoba thing. I’ve never seen milk in a bag in B.C., Alberta, or Saskatchewan.

>>614005

Yes. Just dont get caught. It's federal crime.

Some sort of cross-border meet would be amazing, US people stay on their side Canucks on the other, but would most definitely be misconstrued as some sort of exchange and we would all be arrested. Can foreigners shoot guns in Canada? Say we had a /k/ meet in Canada and US participants (who legally crossed the border of course) arrived. Could they shoot your Type 81's? Canadians can of course shoot guns in the US so long as the owner is present so no problem having Canadians at a US meetup.

>>614290

Yeah you only need to be with someone who has a firearms licence. And all crownland (besides national/provincial parks) you can shoot on. Only thing is meeting up on a random border spot might get us v&. I ordered a type 81 this winter but ended up cancelling the order before it came because at the time I wasn’t sure how long I would be able to use it, unfortunately don’t know anyone with one either.

>>614218

For more of a meetup and fun thing, I'm down.

I am mobile and by the grace of God, not a poor fag anymore.

Montana/Alberta border area is in reach of me but it's very quickly getting to the time of year that I don't want to go.

If anyone wants to do a border meetup where we do a BBQ and/or share our toys, we'd want to do it in the summer.

Hey, I'd send you a package of bree just as an act of brotherly Strelok love if I had a shipping address.

>>614334

>Why of course I would love a package from you ATF-chan :^) isn’t there laws against shipping foodstuffs across the border?

kek

I don't believe there's a law against it.

I send food international from time to time.

I would mark it accurately and let customs sort it out.

As far as a meetup, I find that most withdraw from one here on the chans. (after all, anonymity is part of the draw for these)

>Yeah trading my precious SKS for cheese was somethhing that seemed like a good idea while drinking, but was good shitposting anyways.

Yeah, this kind of entertainment is the biggest reason I post.

I am glad there's cool leafs and we won't have to rake all of you.

can any one tell me the laws regarding parts kits in Canada like

can you destroy the receiver and keep or sell the parts without problems or paperwork?

how to legal destroy a gun?

i am mentioning this because canadanons could buy a used sks destroy it and then sell us the parts in one hundred dollar batches(dosent have to be reported on an atf form 6)

>>614367

In the US a destroyed receiver has to be reported to and inspected by the ATF.

I also know that importing fire arms parts is also controlled by Customs and ATF.

>>614372

i have never heard that the atf needed to inspect destroyed receivers on a civilian level can you point me to some info?

also they could just leave the receiver parts out if necessary

as far as i have seen they only seem to care about non sporting barrels, class 3 stuff and receivers

>>614377

In the US you as a private owner can destroy and discard a receiver without reporting it to the ATF.

A gunsmith very much needs to report receivers they destroy.

Also, if you're acquiring a destroyed from outside the country, the ATF has to be informed and they need to inspect to declare it "not a firearm."

I also know that here are import bans on parts for guns that banned as well.

>>614334

If you come back to this thread, shoot me an email. dlevi_us_1999@yahoo.com

>>614787

>implying posting on /k/ is not already enough to put you on every firearms related watch list under the sun

>>614367

Canadians can buy all the parts to let’s say an sks without a license and pay cash. Plenty of places sell parts but Americans don’t let them in.

Lever arms in BC will make you cry

1) you need a Canadian PAL to buy a gun up here

2) you'd need to import it to the US, which is not easy - the US is surprisingly strict about that though owning guns is lax

3) the time and gas spent driving to Canada, even if only an hour or two, will probably offset the cost difference of the SKS, and Norinco stuff is cheaply made shit. The only thing you can't really get in the US is a Chinese Type 97 bullpup and the rest is entirely the same shit.

4) ATF watches online gun forums.

>>626616

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>1.32 megabyte jpeg

>that fucking filename

Jesus Christ can you be more obvious.