delgadoh wrote:

atomicbrh wrote:There have been problems posted here about crossing the border either way: north and south. The great thing is this discussion about the possibilities of shooting in each other's countries.

Crossing your riffles in to the U.S is not a problem. The problem lies crossing into Mexico i know you have to notify U.S Customs the problem is with the Aduanales (Customs) in Mexico. if somehow someone in siloueteros can step up and find out and help filling proper paper work and so on and make it a lot easier for us shooter in the U.S. we would be happy to compete more often down there.

thats true, Nevertheless many hunters and shooters cross the border to mexico every year, cause FEMETI set up on differents ranges and cities intenationalt shooting tournaments, so you are gonna have all help needed

SilueteroMX wrote:

delgadoh wrote:

atomicbrh wrote:There have been problems posted here about crossing the border either way: north and south. The great thing is this discussion about the possibilities of shooting in each other's countries.

Crossing your riffles in to the U.S is not a problem. The problem lies crossing into Mexico i know you have to notify U.S Customs the problem is with the Aduanales (Customs) in Mexico. if somehow someone in siloueteros can step up and find out and help filling proper paper work and so on and make it a lot easier for us shooter in the U.S. we would be happy to compete more often down there.

thats true, Nevertheless many hunters and shooters cross the border to mexico every year, cause FEMETI set up on differents ranges and cities intenationalt shooting tournaments, so you are gonna have all help needed

That will be great i'll send messages to some friends. Thanks for the help.So come on U.S shooters lets compete down there its fun and only 1/2 Hour from the beach to the Range.
Hector Delgado
520-270-9932

Worked on a project in Vera Cruz, flew down from Houston Monday's back Thursday's for 6 months. Never had a problem of any kind. People nice food good and place is Beautiful . Never saw American Tourist, it's a Mexican resort and seaport. Lot of interaction with the local authorities much easier than the same job in American ports. Try to build a car loading terminal in the US if you want trouble. Really want to take a risk walk outside the piers gate in Camden NJ

Press aside, Chicago is probably a lot more dangerous than Mexico. With the local club handling permits and arrangements it's a safe bet.

Boats.

boats wrote:Worked on a project in Vera Cruz, flew down from Houston Monday's back Thursday's for 6 months. Never had a problem of any kind. People nice food good and place is Beautiful . Never saw American Tourist, it's a Mexican resort and seaport. Lot of interaction with the local authorities much easier than the same job in American ports. Try to build a car loading terminal in the US if you want trouble. Really want to take a risk walk outside the piers gate in Camden NJ

Press aside, Chicago is probably a lot more dangerous than Mexico. With the local club handling permits and arrangements it's a safe bet.

Boats.

thanks for your words. soon gonna give to all, the complete info