PyramidAir.com good website to order from?

[Slow]

1.57j if i remember correctly.

[ex]

Whining about your infractions sends you to the naughty corner..enjoy the view.

[Strelok]

Can we get this information removed from the other thread he posted in as well? And that quote?

[Curo]

Why not order from canadian retailers! Support your fellow country man!

[MultipleParadox]

Just a note about all this, as these posts and discussions seems to be *very* popular these days:

Even if you order a technically legal-to-import gun from over the border, the odds of having it seized anyways are really high. So yeah, it's supposed to be legal to import so even if it is seized you have rights to claim it back yes? Yes, but good luck with that, as you'll need a lot of paperworks to do, proove them it's legal to import as per law (yes you will have to do their own homework), then pay for having them ship the gun to some distant no-man's land so the RCMP test the gun, then pay again to have them shipped to you.

These charges can go as high 30-60$, times two equals 60-120$ in extra to the original price paid, it's been carried around, "played" with and you won't have any warranty of the state it's going to be when you receive it.

Plus, the whole process will have taken at least 4 weeks, probably more.

That is without even considering the probable duty fees.

In the end you'll have paid the same price as buying in Canada, waited longer, lost more time doing paperwork, and maybe received the gun in a not so new condition.

Think about it

[sgtskywalker]

Originally Posted by MultipleParadox

Just a note about all this, as these posts and discussions seems to be *very* popular these days:

Even if you order a technically legal-to-import gun from over the border, the odds of having it seized anyways are really high. So yeah, it's supposed to be legal to import so even if it is seized you have rights to claim it back yes? Yes, but good luck with that, as you'll need a lot of paperworks to do, proove them it's legal to import as per law (yes you will have to do their own homework), then pay for having them ship the gun to some distant no-man's land so the RCMP test the gun, then pay again to have them shipped to you.

These charges can go as high 30-60$, times two equals 60-120$ in extra to the original price paid, it's been carried around, "played" with and you won't have any warranty of the state it's going to be when you receive it.

Plus, the whole process will have taken at least 4 weeks, probably more.

That is without even considering the probable duty fees.

In the end you'll have paid the same price as buying in Canada, waited longer, lost more time doing paperwork, and maybe received the gun in a not so new condition.

Think about it

Alright then, I guess I'm going with Torontoairsoft.com for an Echo1 m28! Thank you all for the information!

PS : Lol someone got banned because of me (sorry for trying to gather some information!)

[Strelok]

Originally Posted by sgtskywalker

Alright then, I guess I'm going with Torontoairsoft.com for an Echo1 m28! Thank you all for the information!

PS : Lol someone got banned because of me (sorry for trying to gather some information!)

Problem is, you could have easily found this out if you had actually made the effort to search about this. Its done to death and then some with plenty of explanatory material to boot.

[sgtskywalker]

Originally Posted by Strelok

Problem is, you could have easily found this out if you had actually made the effort to search about this. Its done to death and then some with plenty of explanatory material to boot.

Then why is giving information to non-verified members an offense since they can easily find the information by searching a little by themselves?

[Strelok]

Originally Posted by sgtskywalker

Then why is giving information to non-verified members an offense since they can easily find the information by searching a little by themselves?

Why not search and find out?

[Debrief]

A quick note to minors getting the bright idea that you can import airsoft guns using the afforementioned rules:

If (and most likely when) you get your craptastic $99 Both Elephant 406.99 FPS M4 declared as an uncontrolled firearm seized, you fuck over the rest of us who know what we're doing and the CBSA will be less lenient with legal imports.

The old mantra stands: To get airsoft guns in Canada, get AV'd and buy locally. Don't attempt to import until you're AV'd and you know the regulations inside and out.