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We Know you Ride, But do you Shoot?

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Call Questar. It won't be cheap but they have the answers.


OR! Try irunguns.ca/.com they can import stuff for you for a fee. In fact, they'd be the cheaper route.

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Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

GateKeeper said:
could be what is known as limp wrist, causing the failure, it will cause a failure to cycle as well
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Yup Ive already seen videos and post about that causing failures, but that wasnt the case for me Im pretty sure...I was holding it nice and tight and put all my shots at least on paper...I kept my target as a souvenir

Chest group is first 10 rnds 2 handed, head group and strays were one handed
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Not bad considering Ive never shot a real gun, and I also have never had to aim with my left eye before...Transition from right eye to left isnt as bad as I though it would be
 
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Did anyone teach you proper grip etc? Looks like good shooting (full 25 yards?)

Do a TDSA handgun course its superb, money well spent... and a great time.
 
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mmmnaked said:
Call Questar. It won't be cheap but they have the answers.


OR! Try irunguns.ca/.com they can import stuff for you for a fee. In fact, they'd be the cheaper route.

edit: beat by coyo
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Thanks will try Irunguns first, that is where I was going to originally order my glock
 
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mmmnaked said:
Did anyone teach you proper grip etc? Looks like good shooting (full 25 yards?)

Do a TDSA handgun course its superb, money well spent... and a great time.
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In the course for my PAL yes, but nothing in depth and that was like 5 moths ago, and again a quick 1 min "hold it like this, stand like this" just before we got to shoot at TS. I dont think it was 25yrds even thou the target says, Id say 50ft maybe....Not sure what the standard target distances are at TS but it seemed pretty close, until you start trying to hit it....

I plan to take as many hand gun training courses I can eventually, just not sure where to go, TS has some but I want the best available in the area, so if there is a better place to go for that kind of stuff Id like to know
 
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JohnnyP636 said:
In the course for my PAL yes, but nothing in depth and that was like 5 moths ago, and again a quick 1 min "hold it like this, stand like this" just before we got to shoot at TS. I dont think it was 25yrds even thou the target says, Id say 50ft maybe....Not sure what the standard target distances are at TS but it seemed pretty close, until you start trying to hit it....

I plan to take as many hand gun training courses I can eventually, just not sure where to go, TS has some but I want the best available in the area, so if there is a better place to go for that kind of stuff Id like to know
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Had a blast and learned a lot with these dudes, they used to do it at Silverdale but it looks like they moved to HAHA. You'll need a holster and mag holders. And about 750-1000 rounds of ammo. LOTS of shooting.

http://www.tdsacanada.com/schedule
 
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you are learning to shoot, you should not be shooting that far to learn, to learn and be proficient you should be at 3, 5, 7, and 15 meters


as for the cert, do it yourself, there is no cost that I am aware of to do it on your own ?, then again mine was done by the Gun Center.....
 
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GateKeeper said:
you are learning to shoot, you should not be shooting that far to learn, to learn and be proficient you should be at 3, 5, 7, and 15 meters


as for the cert, do it yourself, there is no cost that I am aware of to do it on your own ?, then again mine was done by the Gun Center.....
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I didnt ask for a distance he just set it up for us to shoot, I have no clue and at first it looked close because the range is much longer but again once you start trying to hit it, its not that close looking anymore...LOL Even when I watch IPSC and US comps some stuff looks really close, but I guess it looks easier then it really is...Especially with speed, my double shot I put the first one right on target but the 2nd Im not sure where it went..LOL

Looks like it will be Irunguns for the export, a supervisor emailed me back and they said they normally deal with them for Canada export...I have to call back tomorrow to get the ball rolling, its gonna be 90 days to make my custom slide and barrel!
 
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Why can't you fill out the form on your own ? a supervisor from Iruguns emailed you back, unless they are doing it for free or there is a reason for them to do it, why can't you fill out the form on your own ? mail it in and your done

I have my original forms, I can scan them and show you how they were filled out if you need

just saying....

I just found the form that was used for my Import.....yay

http://www.international.gc.ca/controls-controles/assets/pdfs/forms/documents/EXT1020.pdf

here

http://www.international.gc.ca/cont..._ctr_handbook-manuel_ctr_exp-p4.aspx?lang=eng

J.2.1

[h=4]J.2.1. How to apply for an International Import Certificate[/h]Applications for International Import Certificates may be submitted online using Export Controls On-Line (EXCOL), click on International Import Certificate on the left-hand menu bar. A paper application form EXT1020 - Application for International Import Certificate - (PDF[SUP]*[/SUP], 95 KB) is also available on our website.
An application for an International Import Certificate must present an accurate and complete reflection of the proposed transaction. The International Import Certificate is a stand-alone document, meaning that the issued document will not be supplemented by attachments, invoices, statements, or letters at the time of issuance. The application should include the following information:

  • Description: Name of the goods, including, where possible, models, brand names, part numbers, serial numbers, and so on. Each type of product should be entered on a separate line on the application. The Import Certificate Regulations require that item descriptions must “describe the goods concerned in sufficient detail as to disclose their true identity and, in so doing, avoid the use of trade names, technical names or general terms that do not adequately describe the goods”.
  • Quantity: for each line item, state the number of units. Where quantity is given as a weight or volume, the unit of measure must be stated in the Description field.
  • Value: for each line item, state the value of the total quantity of units imported. Currency used for value must be indicated on the application (e.g. CAD, USD, EUR, GBP, or YEN).
  • End-User: applicants must state the End-Use and End-User of the goods in Canada. Goods imported under an International Import Certificate and incorporated into final goods for re-export may be subject to export controls.
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Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

GateKeeper said:
Why can't you fill out the form on your own ? a supervisor from Iruguns emailed you back, unless they are doing it for free or there is a reason for them to do it, why can't you fill out the form on your own ? mail it in and your done

I have my original forms, I can scan them and show you how they were filled out if you need

just saying....
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Which forms? US export forms? CBP is pretty clear that the exporter must register and complete appropriate licensing with DDTC... so unless the place he's buying it from is a registered exporter already, I doubt they will wanna deal with the hassle for one $1200 order.
 
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mmmnaked said:
Which forms? US export forms? CBP is pretty clear that the exporter must register and complete appropriate licensing with DDTC... so unless the place he's buying it from is a registered exporter already, I doubt they will wanna deal with the hassle for one $1200 order.
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NOT export forms

he needs an import form....as noted above in my other post
 
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Dude those are import forms. The 'hard' part is EXPORTING the restricted goods from the USA. He needs to deal with a business or person registered as an exporter with the DDTC, period.
 
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$500 is the ITAR limit under which they are exempt from DDTC export licences.

The fact that he also wants a barrel complicates the export further. Trust me, the issue here is EXPORT!
 
To add: the guys selling him the kit didn't tell him that the 500 limit also DOESNT apply to barrels. Even if the kit was $100 it would NOT be exempt. Barrels require export licensing. These dudes are obviously not exporters if they can't ship him the goods.
 
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