Marstar Canada: Automatic Weapons Policy

Some examples of licensed organizations we provide these to include:
- Law enforcement agencies	- Military (req. Cdn. gov't approval)
- Makers of prohibited weapons	- Licensed movie prop companies
- Licensed (military) museums	- Certain government agencies

While we welcome visitors to this section of our site who only wish to do research or window shop, the following should be foremost in the minds of anyone wishing to contact us about purchasing these weapons:

a) We will NOT discuss sales with ANYONE without first receiving proper documentation, licenses, permits, etc. indicating their eligibility to purchase, possess, and (if applicable) import these items into their country (for U.S. clients this means having an A.T.F. approved Form 6 with all its associated documentation: authorization to deal in NFA transferable firearms already within the U.S. is not the same as being cleared to import “post ‘86” automatic weapons!).

b) Any and all documentation we receive will without exception be forwarded to the Canadian Firearms Centre (federal registrar) and/or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (federal law enforcement) for verification. As is the case with any firearms purchase in Canada, these agencies handle transfer authorization: this means we cannot proceed with any firearms transaction without their prior approval.

c) In the case of an American A.T.F. Form 6 approval for the importation of automatic and/or destructive weapons, we will without exception verify said documents’ authenticity with the U.S. A.T.F. before proceeding. The same holds true for verification of any automatic weapons importation permits with the foreign government who issued them.

d) If you are unsure whether you or your business is authorized to purchase and inventory prohibited weapons, you probably aren’t. If you wish to inquire about obtaining permits for such, please contact the C.F.C. (Canada), the A.T.F. (United States), or the appropriate law enforcement agency (foreign clients).

e) ALL firearms shown are registered with and kept track of by the Canadian Firearms Centre (federal registrar). We must obtain their clearance before transferring ownership (read “selling”) them to anyone. We must first obtain a permit to export from our bureau of Foreign Affairs before shipping them out of Canada. We CANNOT and WILL NOT “just send them.” Do not waste your time and ours by asking.

f) Marstar Canada has special licenses from the Canadian government for the acquisition, inventorying, import, and export of prohibited weapons. We continue to maintain these licenses because we have never deviated from government-approved procedures.

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