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  • clrems77
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 376

    Shipping guns via USPS

    Been using Fed ex and UPS without any problems. I received a handgun the other day through USPS. Is this legal for us dealers and if so are there any special steps we need to do to use USPS? When I went to the post office to speak to a rep, they told me only long guns.

    Thanks!
  • #2
    buggsb
    Member
    • Jan 2006
    • 178

    USPS is allowed for dealer to dealer shipments, including handguns. There is a USPS form that needs to be filled out and accompany the shipment. I forget the form number but it is easily found by searching the USPS website.
    ROGUE Specialty Products
    "Rugged Outdoor Gear and Urban Equipment"

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    • #3
      voodoomedman
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 781

      Originally posted by buggsb
      USPS is allowed for dealer to dealer shipments, including handguns. There is a USPS form that needs to be filled out and accompany the shipment. I forget the form number but it is easily found by searching the USPS website.

      1508


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      • #4
        clrems77
        Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 376

        Originally posted by voodoomedman
        1508


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        This is great news! Thank you!

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        • #5
          EBR Works
          Vendor/Retailer
          • Dec 2007
          • 10492

          Every handgun we have ever shipped has gone USPS with Stamps.com insurance with no losses. The only hassle is having to take every form 1508 along with that day's shipment to the post office for signature with ever present glacial lines. When we first started doing this the clerks didn't know what the form 1508 was and demanded we leave the premises. Discussion with a manager cleared this up. Still, on occasion, a newb clerk will not know what the form is. It's fun to see reaction from the other clients in line when one of the other "experienced" clerks yells to the newb "THATS FOR A FIREARM".


          Check out our e-commerce site here:

          www.ebrworks.com

          Serving you from Prescott, AZ

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          • #6
            clrems77
            Member
            • Dec 2012
            • 376

            Ha ha...it must have been one of the new guys when I went in to speak to them and was told no handguns! Thanks for the information!

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