Getting handguns to Alaska when traveling through Canada

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YC, have you done it? Next time I come up (2020) I was planning on doing the paperwork to travel through with a restricted (done long guns several times and no biggie). I believe my pistol should be okay with the proper paperwork (but I have not made the calls yet).
I haven’t. When we drove up, I decided to leave my ccw with my dad. We didn’t plan on driving up, but found an amazing deal on a car in GA that we needed moving out of the bush.

There has been talk of ffl dealers not allowing people to pick their handguns up since they aren’t a resident in the state they ship too. That is probably hear say and not truth.

As far as ffl in remote locations, it will be a challenge to find. I’d do my research and find a ffl that I can talk to in wrangell before i shipped there. When I was in Dillingham we had three FFLs in a community with 3k people. None were really dependable. And that $60 fee...
 

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I haven’t. When we drove up, I decided to leave my ccw with my dad. We didn’t plan on driving up, but found an amazing deal on a car in GA that we needed moving out of the bush.

There has been talk of ffl dealers not allowing people to pick their handguns up since they aren’t a resident in the state they ship too. That is probably hear say and not truth.

As far as ffl in remote locations, it will be a challenge to find. I’d do my research and find a ffl that I can talk to in wrangell before i shipped there. When I was in Dillingham we had three FFLs in a community with 3k people. None were really dependable. And that $60 fee...

Thanks!
 
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Basically, don’t believe everything you read in the internet. Lol


Go to the Canadian website that deals with border crossings. Find a ffl in wrangell that you can actually talk to.
 
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