Confirmation for items coming across border
 

Hey guys, my friend is going to Hong Kong and he is willing to pick up a few parts for me while he is there. I've done alot of reading on the CBSA and posts regarding items that can/can't be brought over, but I just wanted to confirm that these items can make it across the border without any problems because I dont want to be wasting my money. So here they are:

Prometheus EG Barrel 363mm
King Arms Reinforced Outer Barrel (14.5”) with Chamber Block
King Arms L300 Visible Green Laser Sight w/ Throw lever Ring
King Arms Remote Pressure Switch for King Arms Green Laser
King Arms Rear Folding Battle Sight
M4 Carrying Handle
Hurricane 556 Holosight

Thanks for all your help! I appreciate it!

all are OK, may have some problems with the laser but I'm 99% sure it'll be ok as well (depending completely on radiation output)

Rather then start a new thread. I have a friend looking to order a wood kit for his m14. Would that get across?

I'd wait for someone who's experienced this first hand, but I recall my team mate having serious issues with getting wood stocks for the m14. I may be mistaken.

Will likely have problems with the cbsa agents thinking it's illegal but an M14 wood kit is 100% legal to import.

So, If it gets snagged just call/mail or just get back to them?

If it gets seized you can dispute it (argue) And it will eventually get to you, May take a month... may take a year...

Kool beans, Thanks I'll forward the info. Nobody in Canada selling wood though for an m14 I don't think so it's something he'll have to do.

Anyone else have anymore feedback regarding my original post?

Yea it's all fine.

Do you have a valid source of information on that one? Can't seem to find anything about it. ):

Check Marstar for Real Steel wood kits...can be modified to fit most airsoft.

Yea... but is that hard? I mean I'm pretty handy but I don't have alot of woodworking tools.

Is it just the woodkit that can cross, or can any m14 receiver make its way?
I've done a little woodwork, but I'm not sure the extent of modifying a real one for airsoft.

I too had in mind to get a Norinco wood stock and stick my G&G M14 assembly in it, but the work involved (the biggest aspect though) would be to drill out a 1 - 1 1/2" diameter hole in the gooseneck to accommodate the motor. The only problem is would you be able to drill out the gooseneck enough and not make it so fragile that it would crack when you grab it by the neck as thats where you will place your hand 90% of the time when handling.

I made a thread asking this in the Upgrades and Modifications section and have not gotten a definitive response on the matter as no one has yet to try that yet.