Shipping problems

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I believe there is an exception for shipping a firearm to yourself?

-Jason

Only Licensed Dealers and Licensed Manufacturers can mail handguns via the USPS, and only if they are mailing them to another Licensed Dealer or Licensed Manufacturer.

[HkUSP45]

Only Licensed Dealers and Licensed Manufacturers can mail handguns via the USPS, and only if they are mailing them to another Licensed Dealer or Licensed Manufacturer.

Could i mail a lower receiver to the manufacture via USPS?

[Mssr. Eleganté]

Could i mail a lower receiver to the manufacture via USPS?

You can mail a rifle or shotgun lower receiver, but not a handgun lower receiver.

[slik556]

went back a ways to dig this old thread up.

[RedFord150]

I have used FEDEX 3 Day Service (NOT Ground) in the past year to send a revolver to a dealer on the East Coast. Cost was under $25.00, including the FEDEX Box. I also had a copy of the dealer's FFL in my possession. I do not think they asked to see it. I simply kept my copy and put another copy inside the box.
Good luck.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I have used FEDEX 3 Day Service (NOT Ground) in the past year to send a revolver to a dealer on the East Coast. Cost was under $25.00, including the FEDEX Box. I also had a copy of the dealer's FFL in my possession. I do not think they asked to see it. I simply kept my copy and put another copy inside the box.
Good luck.

Shipping a handgun via FedEx 3 Day Service only violates FedEx rules and does not violate any laws. So while you don't have to worry about any criminal charges, you could be in danger of losing out on any insurance claim with FedEx if they lose or damage your handgun in transit.