Shipping a gun in Nevada?

[Gryff]

I know that in California, you can ship a gun yourself (even if you are not an FFL) as long as you are sending it to an FFL.

Does anyone know if this is true in Nevada, or does it have to go out through an FFL also?

[bwiese]

I know that in California, you can ship a gun yourself (even if you are not an FFL) as long as you are sending it to an FFL.

Does anyone know if this is true in Nevada, or does it have to go out through an FFL also?

It's still your gun to the Feds, so it's fine. Doesn't matter what state (NY/MD/MA may be weird, dunno.).

[If it's a reg'd AW don't ship it into/out of CA without using a CA FFL w/AW permit.]

[motorhead]

PP to FFL, as long as the FFL will accept it. obvously not the other way around except for C & R.

[cookmonsta]

I believe long guns can be shipped by non licensee but pistols have to be shipped by a ffl.

[CHS]

I know that in California, you can ship a gun yourself (even if you are not an FFL) as long as you are sending it to an FFL.

Does anyone know if this is true in Nevada, or does it have to go out through an FFL also?

You can also ship a gun TO yourself in another state. Good if you don't want to deal with checking it in your airline luggage. Doesn't have to go to/through an FFL.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I believe long guns can be shipped by non licensee but pistols have to be shipped by a ffl.

That is not correct. Non-licensees can ship handguns. They just have to use a common carrier like UPS or FedEx. Only Licensed Manufacturers and Licensed Dealers can use the US mail to ship handguns and only if they are shipping to another Licensed Manufacturer or Licensed Dealer.

[motorhead]

yeah, i'd forgotten about shipping to yourself. (i'm old). your own firearm can also be shipped back to you from factory service.