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Matt 'Maverick' Watts · February 17th, 2011, 01:14

If you attempt to bring items in to the country and don't declare them, then get caught, at best you'll have to pay duty and taxes on the items, at worst you'll be charged with smuggling, which is a federal crime.
Either way, if you get caught, you will be flagged and be prepared to be pulled over and searched every other time you cross.

February 17th, 2011, 01:14	#17
Matt 'Maverick' Watts Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: London, Ontario... or that bunker over there	If you attempt to bring items in to the country and don't declare them, then get caught, at best you'll have to pay duty and taxes on the items, at worst you'll be charged with smuggling, which is a federal crime. Either way, if you get caught, you will be flagged and be prepared to be pulled over and searched every other time you cross. __________________ The Tier One Tactical Operator Tippmann Arms M4A1 KWA USP .45, KJW P226, KJW hi-cappa