I'm a US citizen planning a trip through Canada to the Lower 48 and want to transport some ammunition. I found the following Memorandum in the Canada Border Services Agency website. It tells me I can transport certain quantities of ammunition and d...
We recently travelled what many think is the worst portion of the Alaska Highway and i thought i'd post up a road report.On April 10th we took the car ferry from Bellingham to Haines, arriving on the 13th. From Haines we entered Canada and went up to...
MDKMDK wrote:You do what you need to do. If there was an easy way to emigrate to the United States, I'd have to seriously consider living in Alaska for some part of the year, if not all year round. It's truly an amazing place, what we saw of it in a ...
Thanks guys, I'm comfortable with my plan. Appreciate the good comments. MDKMDK wrote:No problem. Our laws ARE confusing in regards to firearms and related. We don't even understand all of them, or at least there are more than a few head scratchers....
Thanks MDKMDK, those are the comments I was looking for. It appears you have read my original post as well as the Memorandum! Thank you.I have already printed the Memo and will have an itemized list of the items I'm planning to bring with me on the...
Trackrig, there is no paperwork to present, as I understand the Memorandum. I guess I am required to declare I have ammo in the vehicle. And the reason I'm transporting ammo and no firearms is because we are moving and the moving company will ship ...
I agree, the map in the milepost is great because it shows the entire route on one sheet. I haven't found an exact replacement - without having to buy a MilePost - but found this small atlas on Amazon. Would this work?https://www.amazon.com/Alaska...
