Mailing gun to self

[Riflewizard]

Hey

I've got a rifle in another state (new york) i inherited. At some point in the near future i'll be over in new york. Since i will be the owner of the rifle, can i just mail it to my home address via UPS or something? I've been doing some research and it seems like the best option, but i'm unsure of it's legality. Haven't read anything concrete saying it's acceptable, (of course i havent read anything saying it's illegal)

[Stewdabaker23]

I think you might have to ship it to an FFL...i may be wrong.

[Librarian]

Hey

I've got a rifle in another state (new york) i inherited. At some point in the near future i'll be over in new york. Since i will be the owner of the rifle, can i just mail it to my home address via UPS or something? I've been doing some research and it seems like the best option, but i'm unsure of it's legality. Haven't read anything concrete saying it's acceptable, (of course i havent read anything saying it's illegal)

Feds say yes, you can mail your own long gun to yourself. See the wiki -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/Sh...hin_California. Link to the USPS Domestic Mail Manual there, that explains.

[TROYSD]

MAIL

[TROYSD]

mail it to yourself via usps express. no one else can open it but you. i just went thru this . dont even try fed ex or ups. they go way over the top following the law in there opinion.

[shooterbill]

I have shipped like this several times. I used UPS and I didn't have any problems.

[Riflewizard]

Thanks guys!

[joemoia]

I just mailed a rifle to myself to a Ma. address thru the USPS. You can mail it parcel post, insured, w/ signature confirmation. It cost me $45.66