Yep that’s it
Cigar, Dusty,Yep that’s it
Gerry, could you explain (possibly rewrite) that phrase? I cannot decipher it, but I want to. What's a "legal serialized non FFL"?The USPS is the only carrier that will still ship a long gun from a legal serialized non FFL to a licensed FFL
You and me...legal owners of firearms with a serial number, but do not have Federal Firearms license. Still must be shipped to an FFL.Gerry, could you explain (possibly rewrite) that phrase? I cannot decipher it, but I want to. What's a "legal serialized non FFL"?
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Now that makes sense, in retrospect. But you had to untangled the person shipping from the item shipped using more words. Sorry if I should have been acquainted with a vernacular contraction, I've only shipped a gun twice in my life, and in less "interesting times".You and me...legal owners of firearms with a serial number, but do not have Federal Firearms license. Still must be shipped to an FFL.
I'm not suggesting you lie to UPS but: It's an inert chunk of wood or composite of some arbitrary shape! It could actually be a field hockey stick. It really could.I just tried shipping a stock from the ups hub and they wouldn’t let me ship it. Per their new policy no firearms or related items unless you have a firearms account
I'm afraid I bring you no joy. This is from Fedex website. I imagine UPS is the same.I was told by a Fedex employee that if you claim over 500.00 in insurance they have the rite to open the box and inspect the contents
Wonder if they're honoring 03 FFL's for purposes of opening an account...If you want the actual document here it is. Just came out last week
Mikie, It doesn't get much better than that.Shipped my Fowler USPS First Class with $2000.00 Insurance, never a question.
Got there in one piece with NO TIRE MARKS either.
Anybody that touched the package had to scan it.![]()
Doesn't specify 03 but does include "licensed dealers, and licensed collectors"Wonder if they're honoring 03 FFL's for purposes of opening an account...