may have messed up shipping

[zracin]

nothing to see here

 

[galvatron]

Look at it this way now you have 2 uppers for your new Glock..

 

[jeffdt]

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/11/daniel-zimmerman/fact-check-shipping-firearms/

 

[sami weinbergstein]

so you did not declare what was in the box I bet. Yep, only a FFL holder can ship a handgun, and a lower is a handgun. If you did not declare it hopefully you did not put your return address on the box. Look for the black cars to come calling..

 

[ARCman47]

so you did not declare what was in the box I bet. Yep, only a FFL holder can ship a handgun, and a lower is a handgun. If you did not declare it hopefully you did not put your return address on the box. Look for the black cars to come calling..

Does your mail lady open your mail??

 

[white]

I shipped off a Glock lower to have some work done by a Smith. I thought I could legally ship it to a gunsmith. That being said, I shipped USPS. I was just told by a buddy that it is illegal. I started looking online, and I'm still unsure. It looks like it's against USPS policy, but not necessarily illegal as long as I'm shipping to a license holder or gunsmith. Any feedback? Do you think they will even find it since its plastic? I think I shipped off a revolver to Smith and Wesson a long time ago USPS and it was ok

I had a guy mail me some ammo through USPS. I doubt they will ever know

 

[z.chance]

I mailed multiple packages of ammo before I realized it was illegal (without the ORM-D)

Never had an issue. Im sure it will get there fine.

 

[04 rocko taco]

If you didnt declare what it was, and even if you did, it will likely get there.

If you had used a contract carrier (UPS, FEDEX, etc) and shipped it to an FFL, you would have been fine.

 

[dial1911]

I shipped Dad a MK II for his birthday a few years ago... and shipped it USPS. But I went to my local FFL and he filled out a form for the USPS and rubber stamped a signature on it, and it was good to go. Of course it was going to his FFL.

 

[Ken Ford]

so you did not declare what was in the box I bet. Yep, only a FFL holder can ship a handgun, and a lower is a handgun. If you did not declare it hopefully you did not put your return address on the box. Look for the black cars to come calling..

Unless you are talking about USPS regulations you are wrong. Anyone can mail a gun.Doesn't even have to be to an FFL if you know for sure the person it is going to, and that person is legaly allowed to own said firearm.However you are responsible as to who ends up receiving said firearm, so for CYA I would use an FFL to receive the gun.Sometimes people just need to call the ATF in Atlanta to have questions answered. Believe it or not they have always been very friendly and helpful.