Can I drive through Canada with my guns?

Weapons are very strictly controlled in Canada, and all visitors bringing guns into the country must declare them in writing at the border via a Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Form.

Can you own a full auto gun in Alaska?

In Alaska, hunters may generally possess and use firearms with few restrictions. State law prohibits the following unless you have been issued a Federal permit to possess such a firearm: Fully automatic firearms. Rifles with a barrel less than 16″

Does Alaska allow open carry?

Alaska’s laws do not prohibit anyone 21 or older who may legally possess a firearm from carrying it concealed or open. A firearms permit is not required. The Alaska Concealed Handgun Permit (ACHP) is only available to Alaska residents who choose to obtain a concealed carry permit.

What is the minimum barrel length for a rifle in Canada?

Firearms that: are not prohibited firearms. have a barrel less than 470 mm in length.

Are silencers legal in Alaska?

In Alaska, you can use your silencer for target shooting, home defense, hunting, or any other legal use. Silencers are the most popular NFA item to own, and are becoming increasingly recognized as must-have equipment for polite and safe hunting, sport shooting and personal protection.

Are there any restrictions on travel from Canada to Alaska?

New restrictions announced this week by Canada and Alaska will further tighten road travel from the Lower 48 to Alaska. On Thursday, the Canada Border Services Agency announced new rules after widespread reports that Americans were abusing the so-called “Alaska loophole” to bypass Canadian quarantine rules.

What do Alaskans need to bring to cross the Canadian border?

Mariner cautions that Alaskans need to be ready to make a convincing case to a Canadian border patrol officer on why their travel is non-discretionary. In Mariner’s case, she carried her passport, an Alaska driver’s license, recent bills from her house in Anchorage and her daughter’s birth certificate and college diploma.

Can Canadians travel to Alaska during covid-19?

The Canadian government understands the need to travel through Canada to reach Alaska from the U.S. or vice versa. Their approach has been to allow travelers to enter the country and permit them to take a direct route to the U.S. border, doing what’s required to keep Canadians safe from COVID-19.

Where can I transit to Alaska from Canada?

Entry to Canada to transit to Alaska is now limited ONLY to one of these points of entry: in British Columbia, Abbotsford-Huntingdon, Kingsgate, or Osoyoos; in Alberta, Coutts; and in Saskatchewan, North Portal. Rules apply when in the country, too. Travelers are allowed only “A reasonable period of stay to carry out the transit.”