Marstar Canada?
- Thread starter Jseime
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They Delivered
I ordered a NcStar (?) scope from them. $100
It was delivered and worked Ok.
PS - I noticed on the website that Americans cannot order a bunch of items? is that because they are made in China??
That is a switch when Americans cannot order something gun related from Canada.
Canadians and other foreign infidels cannot order all kinds of stuff, because of Homeland security regs
JD ):
I ordered a NcStar (?) scope from them. $100
It was delivered and worked Ok.
PS - I noticed on the website that Americans cannot order a bunch of items? is that because they are made in China??
That is a switch when Americans cannot order something gun related from Canada.
Canadians and other foreign infidels cannot order all kinds of stuff, because of Homeland security regs
JD ):
The gun laws are entirely backwards, there are plenty of firearms that we can't get here, but some that you would think would be restricted are not and I have heard that we can get a Tavor while the americans can't.
And some things that just make no sense at all, I wanted to order a tapco stock for my SKS from Cabelas but they cant ship it to international destinations, as though a piece of plastic is dangerous.
No matter, if Marstar is ok to deal with I'll get it from them, just wanted to know if anyone had dealt with them.
Thanks guys.
And some things that just make no sense at all, I wanted to order a tapco stock for my SKS from Cabelas but they cant ship it to international destinations, as though a piece of plastic is dangerous.
No matter, if Marstar is ok to deal with I'll get it from them, just wanted to know if anyone had dealt with them.
Thanks guys.
Poodleshooter
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US residents can't get a slew of the Norinco designs, due to a ban on import weapons from China back in the late 80s or 90s. So we can't get the M14 copies, the 1911 copies or the AR copies that Marstar sells.
You have a few regulations that are more relaxed than the US. You can have sub 18" barreled shotguns as "restricted" weapons on your PAL, IIRC, whereas in the US they're registered on our NFA list, and require LEO signatures, a $200 tax and relatively extensive paperwork for a US citizen.
Also, you have some rifles that are only on the restricted list (one or two of the Sig 55X series of rifles are not "prohibited" rifles by some oversight of the Canadian government,IIRC), whereas those are prohibited in some US states that have continued bans on assault rifles.
There are some Canadian gun owners with very nice old "prohibited" class collections, who are better off than certain US gunowners.
I'd rather live in Alberta than New Jersey or NYC for gun ownership purposes.
You have a few regulations that are more relaxed than the US. You can have sub 18" barreled shotguns as "restricted" weapons on your PAL, IIRC, whereas in the US they're registered on our NFA list, and require LEO signatures, a $200 tax and relatively extensive paperwork for a US citizen.
Also, you have some rifles that are only on the restricted list (one or two of the Sig 55X series of rifles are not "prohibited" rifles by some oversight of the Canadian government,IIRC), whereas those are prohibited in some US states that have continued bans on assault rifles.
There are some Canadian gun owners with very nice old "prohibited" class collections, who are better off than certain US gunowners.
I'd rather live in Alberta than New Jersey or NYC for gun ownership purposes.