Subject: Temporary Importation of Flintlock Muskets by Historical Re-Enactors

Subject: Temporary Importation of Flintlock Muskets by Historical Re-Enactors

<p>To Whom It May Concern;</p><p>Subject: Temporary importation of flintlock muskets by historical re-enactors. </p><p>1 - Flintlock muskets – Are permitted entry into Canada without any documentation or fee. Muzzle loading flintlock muskets are NOT considered firearms as per CBSA directive D19-13-2 Appendix D. Flintlock muskets are to be transported unloaded and with the flint removed. They do not require trigger locks. </p><p>For additional information please see: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/antique-historique-eng.htm and http://www.rcmp- grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/powder-poudre-eng.htm. </p><p>2 – Flintlock pistols – ALL muzzle loading flintlock pistols are considered controlled firearms and should NOT be brought to an event in Canada without prior approval. They require either special documentation or they cannot enter Canada at all, depending on barrel length. </p><p>3 – Artillery - Muzzle loading cannons or other large bore guns mounted on field carriages, naval carriages or swivel style mounts are allowed temporary entry without documentation. They not considered firearms. All artillery pieces are to be transported unloaded and with the touch hole secured. </p><p>4 – Black Powder – Re-enactors are permitted to import up to 8 kilograms of black powder for their own use with their muskets or artillery. All black powder is to be transported in a dedicated and secure storage container away from heat sources. Unused powder is to be removed from Canada at the end of the event. </p><p>5 – Edged weapons – Swords, pikes, hatchets, etc are permitted temporary entry into Canada without documentation. </p><p>*This information is provided as a courtesy to U.S. historical re-enactors attending events in Canada and reflects Canadian regulations current as of July 1, 2016. Any questions or concerns about any of the above information should be directed to the undersigned or a manager at the intended Canadian border entry point in advance. </p><p>Regards;</p><p>M. Pergunas, Chief of Operations, Thousand Islands Bridge (PoE Lansdowne 456) </p><p>[email protected] 613-659-2405 (office) 613-803-4155 (cell) 613-802-8975 (cell) </p>

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