temporary import muzzleloader to US

[rick_iles]

You don't need a firearms license if it's a flintlock.

Correct, however the question was about buying a muzzleloader in the States and bringing it back.

[Greenhorn]

I bought a few muzzle loaders in the USA and declared them at the boarder. Exempted from duty because I was gone a week.

[NaturalPath]

Correct, however the question was about buying a muzzleloader in the States and bringing it back.

So, are you saying that you need a firearms license to bring a flintlock across the border?

[gunter]

Thanks next time down i will look for a deal on one.

If I may, yes you can. You will need to produce your firearms licence on our side when you declare it. There are some great deals to be had at this time of the year. Sorry Mike...thought I'd save you the trouble ....

[Snowwalker]

So, are you saying that you need a firearms license to bring a flintlock across the border?

Show me where a licence is not need to own a Flintlock muzzleloader in Canada.

[rick_iles]

Show me where a licence is not need to own a Flintlock muzzleloader in Canada.

Flintlocks are designated as antique, with no firearms licence required to possess.

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/f...poudre-eng.htm

[rick_iles]

So, are you saying that you need a firearms license to bring a flintlock across the border?

Geez....read my post again.....a little slower maybe..I made no mention of a flintlock, nor did the OP....

[bdog]

Show me where a licence is not need to own a Flintlock muzzleloader in Canada.

No PAL required for flintlocks in Canada

[bdog]

Correct, however the question was about buying a muzzleloader in the States and bringing it back.

The original question was bringing a muzzleloader into the states for a hunt.....

[rick_iles]

The original question was bringing a muzzleloader into the states for a hunt.....

Correct....my response was to Gunter's question about buying a muzzleloader and bringing it back....