That’s what I ended up doing. Zero problems.
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How the **** do you mail a suppressor????
- Thread starter Tactical Beaver
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That’s what I ended up doing. Zero problems.
I mailed a sewing machine part once. When the part was in said machine it ran like one at least!
Did they make you take it to a hub? Yes a suppressor is considered a firearm, and you have to ship UPS or FedEx, and they generally make you take them to a hub. And as much of a pain as it is, you want to do it that way and get insurance in case it gets stolen - cough - I mean lost...
Yes, they told me I had to bring it to a hub. I just went to FedEx. Their customer service yesterday was far superior to UPS's.
Haha this goes out to Mr. Flamboyant at UPS
Just have it boxed and labeled and you can drop it off at any UPS. They wont ask questions. Shipped a few firearms before to be Cerakoted.
The only time I get asked any questions is at the post office. Fedex/UPS store, I walk in and hand them the labeled package and walk out. Only question they ask is if I want a receipt.
Be careful with the post office. You can't ship any firearm or suppressor through USPS. I verified that yesterday, but still not sure if it constitutes a felony charge like AAC told me.
It's a federal offense just to walk into the post office with a firearm. I like my butt hole the way it is, lol.
I might have shipped a “machined parts” with a $1000 worth of insurance on it. They look at you funny when suck a small box has that much insurance. It gets to its destination though
UPDATE: I'm thoroughly impressed with AAC. My suppressor has already been fixed and has been shipped back to me. I should have it by Saturday. That's just over a one week turn around time. 
Only thing is, unless they put info in the box, I have no idea what they fixed or repaired. I originally sent it in because I thought the blast baffle came loose, not baffle strike, just loose. I called to see if they could tell me and they couldn't. The guy said they normally don't specify what they fixed
Only thing is, unless they put info in the box, I have no idea what they fixed or repaired. I originally sent it in because I thought the blast baffle came loose, not baffle strike, just loose. I called to see if they could tell me and they couldn't. The guy said they normally don't specify what they fixed
