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tigwelder56 
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Posted: 10/19/09 9:01 PM
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Since this is leaning more towards a legal/political conversation, I moved my reply to the "Legal & Political" thread.
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/19/09 6:24 PM
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lolz at "english as a second language" ........its crazy it really is, i mean if you or tig or i were to go to mexico, we would probably bring a spanish to english translation book and at least
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billycarter
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Posted: 10/18/09 11:38 AM
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I thought I read that now you need a Passport to enter Canada or Mexico? If so, does that also apply to our Posessions? IE: The US Virgin Islands or PR?
Smith, a local College around
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/18/09 12:20 AM
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That's a perfect example of the lunacy that goes on in some departments. What did those a-holes stand to gain from harrasing you with that line of questioning when they knew damn good and well that
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/17/09 7:02 PM
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i remember just in 2005 when i live in limestone ME, bout 20 min from the border, i was 20, couldnt drink in the US BUT i COULD just meander over the boarder, have a couple beers and walk back with no
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/16/09 12:47 PM
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Thanks for the information guys. I agree that the US Customs officers are assholes. I took my daughter into Canada for lunch a couple of years ago. She didn't have any ID (she was 14) but
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beltbuckle
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Posted: 10/15/09 1:06 PM
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This is a little off subject but has some relevance to it, well maybe not but it got me thinking about it.
Smith's comment about Canada's lax laws got me thinking.
IMO Canada is
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/15/09 12:48 PM
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in the actual transportation of the ammuniton i just drove up to jackman ME and met the guy at the quebec boarder, had the ammo run though customs, they okayed it i paid the $100 fee to customs for
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/15/09 12:47 PM
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well shipping can be kind of a pain in the butt, because of customs and all, they have to regulate ammo and make sure it is not illegal in the US and such, basic customs cost on the 20,000 rounds i got
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/12/09 8:35 PM
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Hey Smith, what are the ammunition shipping requirements and regulations between Canada and the US? Are there any cost advantages as well? I guess many are wondering what specifics you might be able to provide on this subject. Thanks for your time!
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/5/09 9:22 PM
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that would be nice! i just had to travel to CANADA! to find 9mm hollow points........its crazy, i usualy keep a stockpile of over 5,000 rounds at all times, im down to under 70 right now. but
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 3/2/09 4:05 PM
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I'd like to see them start offering Ammunition for trade ins too! It's a buck a round for alot of stuff (or more), we won't be able to practice pretty soon. Very sad... Between
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Tralik33
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Posted: 3/2/09 3:34 PM
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"reminds me of a dealer here in Maine, has a great deal going all month, $2,000 push tow or pull trade in minimum, plus a free 12 guage pump with every trade in!, i went out to the junkyard,
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 2/17/09 1:15 AM
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Outstanding plan there Smith!! I wonder if your ingenuity didn't lead to a change in their policy? LOL!!
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smith6906
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Posted: 2/9/09 8:48 PM
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reminds me of a dealer here in Maine, has a great deal going all month, $2,000 push tow or pull trade in minimum, plus a free 12 guage pump with every trade in!, i went out to the junkyard, bought 5 cars for $200 , had em hauled there and got 5 nice guns :-D
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jdeangelis99
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Posted: 9/18/08 6:15 AM
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hahah thats great i would go for the gun 2!!
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 9/14/08 8:06 PM
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At Max Motors, a car dealership in Butler, Missouri, owner Mark Muller was offering any customer buying a new or used vehicle a $250 gas card or $250 toward the purchase of a handgun. Out
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