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Bringing Your Hunting Rifle

How to Bring Firearms into Canada.

What is required to bring my firearms into Canada?

You may bring a hunting rifle or shotgun into Ontario for hunting or Competition purposes in you are 18 years of age or older. Firearms must be registered for a nominal fee. This permit is valid for a period of 60 days. You can also bring up to 200 rounds of ammunition for hunting or 1,500 rounds for use at a recognized shooting competition. Any amounts of ammunition in excess must be tax paid.

ALL fully automatic weapons, handguns and pepper spray are prohibited in Canada.


Firearms are strictly controlled and many are not permitted in Canada. Handguns and assault weapons are strictly prohibited. U.S. law enforcement personnel and other persons legally carrying a firearms may check their firearms with Canada Customs and Immigration at their point of entry into Canada and the firearms will be returned to them when they leave Canada at the same border point or at another prearranged border point at their discretion.
 
You must obtain a gun permit for your guns. Refer to www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca.
 
 






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