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Why do I need a license to buy guns in Canada? |
Travel Info This doesn't make any sense! I'm an American in Vancouver. No offense to you Canadians, but why do I need a license to purchase a gun in this country? Sorry, but I'm American. I have the right to bear arms without being licensed. Why should I follow the rules of Canada when I'm American? I'm a citizen of a superpower and I don't HAVE to follow the rules and regulations of Canada. The Canadian government should look into this so they can start serving customers from the US. Travel Tips It's called Jurisdiction. Canada only lets foreigners into the country if they agree to abide by Canadian Laws. You are only allowed into the country by agreeing to follow our gun laws. That means no riffle without a license. If you must have one, feel free to head back to your superpower and buy one. Just don't come into Canada with it. We Canadians are pretty smart. If we don't allow each other to just go buy guns that easy, why would we let citizens from the country that kill the most people using guns year after year? Source(s): http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index... Other Travel Tips Are you an American citizen traveling or residing in Canada? Please register. What is Travel Registration? Travel registration is a free service provided by the U.S. Government to U.S. citizens who are traveling to, or living in, a foreign country. Registration allows you to record information about your upcoming trip abroad that the Department of State can use to assist you in case of an emergency. Americans residing abroad can also get routine information from the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. https://travelregistration.state.gov/ibr... When in Rome do as the Romans do you sound like one of those Americans that those who really live there cant stand. A super power of any merit would not claim such an insigniicant myoptic nobody as you. OK, first of all, you need a permit to carry a weapon in the US. Secondly, any citizen in another country must follow the laws of that country. You can not buy a weapon in Canada because Canadian law states that no person can buy a weapon without a permit. Just because you are a citizen of a large country does not mean you can insist that you have immunity from the laws of the country that you are a guest in. You are a guest in a Foreign Country - if you do not like the Laws - go Home - no one is going to miss you - super or not. I suspect this is a troll, but -- FIREARM INFORMATION: Non-Resident hunters entering Canada with firearms are required to complete a Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Form at the point of entry into Canada and pay a Customs Canada Firearm Entrance Fee of $50 Canadian. This form can be downloaded from the link below www.cfc-ccaf.gc.ca and/or your booking package will contain the declaration form. It is recommended that the hunter complete the form - BUT DO NOT SIGN IT - as signing must be done in the presence of a custom agent at the point of entry into Canada. An approved Temporary Borrowing Licence at a cost of $30 Canadian is required for anyone borrowing a firearm for use in Canada (unless the lending individual is in direct and immediate contact for supervision). Canadian Firearms License or the approved Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Form will be required to be presented in order to purchase ammunition in Canada. http://www.manitobahunts.com/links.htm... Yeah, sounds like a _huge_ hassle. "I'm a citizen of a superpower and I don't HAVE to follow the rules and regulations of Canada" -- okay. Follow your own. No weed for you! Finally, why not just set up a trap line? |
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