Sure, we can ship this to Canada, BUT, while we are not international shipping/export experts, and while it does not seem like that item would be considered a restricted item, who knows for sure how current governmental agencies view this matter. It is common knowledge that each country has their own set of regulations and compliance issues relating to firearms, firearms components, and accessories for firearms. With few exceptions, we ship whatever is ordered under the presumption that 1) you are within your rights to own/possess the item(s) and 2) that the item(s) you purchase are legal in your country. Because the laws are different from country to country, state to state, municipality to municipality and continually changing, 100% of the responsibility is on you, the purchaser (not Tactical Link) to know the laws where you reside and/or intend to use the item(s) purchased before an order is placed. Furthermore, Tactical Link is not and will not be liable for any expenses or items that are temporarily or permanently seized, impounded, returned, or confiscated by US Customs & Border Protection, domestic law enforcement, or international customs. In other words, if you purchase an item or items that may be seized by the US Customs & Border Protection, domestic law enforcement, or international customs and it is returned or becomes seized by the US Customs & Border Protection, domestic law enforcement, or international customs, the loss of the seized merchandise (including any and all other merchandise enclosed within the package that is not necessarily the subject of seizure but is seized by proxy) and any resulting financial loss and/or legal liability is entirely your responsibility even if the product(s) you purchased and are attempting to import into your country/state/municipality are legal within the country/state/municipality where you reside and/or intend to use the item(s) purchased.