shipping crazys.

[packnrat]

i have been out of reloading, buying for a time, had lots of stock to work with.
but now supply's are getting low and helping a friend to start reloading.

"Question's".
can a person living in cal in 2025 buy reloading components from out of state?
and have them shipped directly them in cal?

just call me confused by the democrats crazy anti laws.

[beenawhile]

Yes. Order away!

[packnrat]

good it is legal,
i am not so great with computers, but every time i tried searching, i kept getting info on loaded ammo.
now i just need the cash. no cc is to be used. mostly as i do not have one. had a money crash some years back.

but i love how amx wants me back. but at a
"maybe" 2,000 limit.
39.99% interest.
and $100USD a year.
auto charged to my account and
must have auto payment from my bank account.

[newbie1234]

....
but i love how amx wants me back. but at a
"maybe" 2,000 limit.
39.99% interest.
and $100USD a year.
auto charged to my account and
must have auto payment from my bank account.

What are you talking about ??????


- Reload press, dies and reload-accessaries: Out of state vendors can ship directly to your door, no FFL involve.
- Bullet, powder, brass, primer (NOT ammo): Out of state vendors can ship directly to your door, no FFL involve.

[ar15barrels]

What are you talking about ??????

American Express.
OP has no credit cards so he can not place online orders because most legitimate online sellers expect payments via credit cards.

[Maltese Falcon]

Forget AMEX credit, buy a temporary credit card and use that. Powder Valley had some nohazmat fees a bit back.

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[4DSJW]

Go purchase a pre-paid cc and open up the opportunity of using many different vendors. If not sure how to do it, look it up online, it's easy.

[justMike]

Some vendors allow you to order online and specify that you will be paying with a check by mail.

[smoothy8500]

Seriously, who doesn't have at least a debit card these days?

[Cowboy T]

Seriously, who doesn't have at least a debit card these days?

Actually, I can understand not wanting to use plastic. A debit card is a direct line to your checking/savings account. Easy enough to hack, and it happened to me (bank caught it, but still), so I know about this personally. A credit card makes it easy, too easy for some people, to spend money. Also, there's the tracking of any gun-related purchases that the credit card companies really want to do (they've tried to push it through twice already). So, I can understand wanting to use older-school methods for such purchases especially.

If plastic is effectively required for out-of-state purchases, then yes, one of those throw-away credit cards should work very well for that.