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Originally Posted by mcguyver
So, really, what we are asked here is for specific circumstances where the border agent failed to do his job properly and allow prohibited devices into Canada. Answering this question for the OP is not what I'd want to be doing.
Can anyone see where I'm going with this?
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Well, I'm the OP, so you don't need to speculate. I can tell you exactly why I asked:
There are a lot of people saying this and that about how customs will seize your airsoft if you try to bring it in even when declared up front and in person, but
seemingly precious few who have actually experienced it. I was wondering why that is. Is it mainly fearmongering? You'd think people who got their stuff seized would love to share their misery and tell their 'war stories' so to speak, but so far that doesn't seem to be the case. Maybe bringing across in person isn't that bad after all. I don't know, and none of the threads really cover this in detail, hence the question.
Also, please note I asked about times when people got their stuff seized.. ie, those would be times when the agent DID do his/her job properly.
Man, there's a lot of paranoia here.. should I assume that all the heavy lifting you're doing trying to re-interpret my post and keeping everyone else from answering is because you're a Canadian dealer who wants to keep his fat markup going for as long as possible? Sheesh, give me a break, guys.