Shipping a firearm??

[Fatboy412]

I have used Fedex and dropped it off at their facility. Only certain ones will accept firearms (dangerous item they call it). They have lots of locations that do it. I was under the impression that USPS was rifles only no handguns and plain packaging not referring to firearms on the outside. I may have that wrong though. I don't like UPS.

 

[greg vess]

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Would you cut all this out. LOL you are killing me dude! I get on and type as quickly as possible and half the time I leave some words out. Just cut me a little slack. You are scrutinizing every word I type. That can't be your only hobby. I say this in a lite way.

 

[Kahrnut]

It's a social experiment. Just sayin.

 

[gh1950]

Would you cut all this out. LOL you are killing me dude! I get on and type as quickly as possible and half the time I leave some words out. Just cut me a little slack. You are scrutinizing every word I type. That can't be your only hobby. I say this in a lite way.

light

 

[gh1950]

I have used Fedex and dropped it off at their facility. Only certain ones will accept firearms (dangerous item they call it). They have lots of locations that do it. I was under the impression that USPS was rifles only no handguns and plain packaging not referring to firearms on the outside. I may have that wrong though. I don't like UPS.

An FFL can use USPS to ship a handgun for repair. That's why you need a friendly FFL that gives you the form that let's you ship through USPS.

 

[Kahrnut]

 

[greg vess]

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LOL

 

[greg vess]

It's a social experiment. Just sayin.

Ok Sigmund. You do know Freud was a nutcase don't you.

 

[Kahrnut]

 

[Pholley526]

Lol thanks to ODT I can’t remember the last time I used a ffl... 4-5 years??