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Originally Posted by Danke
Here's the rule; and you did not specify what particular AEG you had so it's hard to speak in absolutes.
If the part that you order is the part that the real firearm has it's serial number stamped on then you have a problem. Those are a regulated parts.
In practice that means you can order all the Glock slides you want but no frames. You can order all the M4 uppers you want but no lower receivers. You can import all the P90 lowers you want but no uppers.
When it comes to the CBSA it's all a judgement call. Some agents will seize mechboxes because they have a trigger. Others will let Guarder Glock frames pass because they know they can't fit a real firearm. If you're not sure about what you're ordering you're really rolling the dice.
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actually everything is at the CBSA agent's discretion, even the things not deemed to be parts of firearms or parts of replica firearms. I had a p90 body held as they determined it to be part of a firearm, even though I countered with the fact it was not the upper receiver.
Once they sign the paperwork, you're going to be fucked out of your item and your money you paid for it, there will be no arguing unless the agent dealing with your case is willing to listen.