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Shipping by USPS is the best process. Your neighbourhood post office can handle it. There are no restrictions on shipping reloading tooling to Canada. I'll PM you my mailing address. And, of course, thanks.

If no one in the US wants it, I'll pay for shipping to me here in Nova Scotia if that works for you. I've been using my SDB since the late 1990's and I had to swap out some primer system parts just two weeks ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Are you using mag extentions? I put metal bases on after a year or two and an S&A magwell sometime around the same time. I do not recall ever having problems with the OEM mags. Perhaps the fit and function was a bit better back then. This has been my only IPSC gun and I've been shooting indoors and out so these mags haven't been coddled. These are also factory 10 rounders, not standard capacity mags with limiters due to stupid Canadian capacity limits. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The lack of a case feeder is the only real limitation for me on the SDB. I don't really need a bullet feeder but if I didn't have to take my hand off the handle, the round count would go up by leaps and bounds. I still love my SDB and since I recently bolted my workbench to the wall, I'm seeing even better consistency, especially for primer seating. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've been running the same 7 OEM mags in my Para P1640 Limited for almost a decade and a half. No real problems. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've never shot my chrono. But I have shot my buddy's once. Sucks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi. I've been shooting IPSC for over 15 years but I'm getting back into it after missing way too many matches is a row. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk