So far ,only one I know of is Belize,Just Curious if anyone knew of any other ones

Imagine a third world country that has enough time to worry about 'handloaded ammo' but not enough concern for its people to make an attempt to feed them.

4t1Mag-

How did you learn that reloading is illegal in Belize? I travel to Belize on a somewhat frequent basis and I've never come across that information. I'm not doubting you- it's just that I've never searched for it, so I am curious as to how the law reads.

Thanks!

Chris

There were a couple of guys on HA for a while from Russia who said that they could not load rifle ammo but could load shot shells.

Ireland - as far as I know.

- mike

INDYCHRIS...I went on the Their Embassy Site,
when i thought about going there,And was curious about taking Firearms into the Country.
And the reloading item came up in a list of
what you could not bring in.If you were going to
become a resident.

don't talk about this to much or california will make it illegal

When you suggest the idea of laws prohibiting the reloading of ammo I can't help but think of the following quote...

"The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants" - Thomas Jefferson

Death to Tyrants...

North Corea, I would suppose.
butchloc: We're already halfway to that: one of the major suppliers refuses to ship bullets & cases to my SF office address.

California thinks they set the rules for this country dont they. Everything you read says "Product known to cause cancer to the State of California". I say SCREW California.

Sorry to bust your bubble but there's lots of shooting, hunting & reloading going on in California.

Poland. I am unfortunate to live here and all I can say is, that officially it is not forbidden, but reloading when you can't buy any components is quite challenging task. It's not impossible though.
Regards

Most of the shooting and hunting in CA happens in south central LA.

LOL -for uzi -with 2 block clips

And, believe it or not, I know of at least 3 Republicans who live here.

quote:

Originally posted by 4t1mag:
INDYCHRIS...I went on the Their Embassy Site,
when i thought about going there,And was curious about taking Firearms into the Country.
And the reloading item came up in a list of
what you could not bring in.If you were going to
become a resident.

Thanks, 4t1-

I'm just somewhat surprised. It's not at all uncommon to see guys riding their bicycles down the street with rifles strapped to their backs. I wonder if it's legislation geared toward forcing people to support their local economy? I'll be down there the first week of April on a Missions trip. I'll have to do some checking around. We regularly deal with the National gov't officials for licensing issues for an orphanage outside of Belize City. I shouldn't have too much trouble getting some more info.

thanks.

Chris

It did strike me strange at the time I read it.
Almost,a"Lets not bring in things to help a
possible revolution" It might apply to
handguns only,but the general theme was really
Anti-Firearms.Still intend to visit...

quote:

Originally posted by Russ Brumbelow:
California thinks they set the rules for this country dont they. Everything you read says "Product known to cause cancer to the State of California".

Thats why I don't live in CA. Less likely to get cancer.

Californian by birth, Oregonian by choice.