Hi,
I will be going on a trip back to Southeast Asia, and plan to purchase a Kwan Tao (just blade and tail) and probably one or two broadswords. I was just wondering if anyone could advise on whether there will be problems bringing them in past Canadian immigration. Obviously I will be packing them into a luggage and checking them in, but still, I am a little concerned on whether immigration in Canada will confiscate them upon entry. Any ideas? Thanks very much.
Read this carefully: http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publicati...f5044-eng.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by warr10rdude
Swords are NOT an issue, I have many of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by warr10rdude
Knives are not an issue either ( fixed and folding).
Nunchakus are and so are:
Push daggers
Projectile knives
Shuriken ( but not throwing knives)
Thanks for the tips guys. Always wondered what the deal was with the nunchaku, shuriken, and manrikigusari thingy being prohibited and all. One can easily make them but I suppose you just can't bring them in?!?!?!
It's all mentioned in the link I posted.
Yes, you can't bring in those weapons.
No rhyme or reaosn to it, jsut a reactionary legislature taht as soon as something goes wrong with anything, they ban it.
welcome to canada where our silence is our pride! lol
Ain't that the truth?!? lol <quietly goes back to line-up at Timmy's>Quote:
Originally Posted by David Jamieson