shipping pellet pistol
I need information on shipping a pellet poistol. Does it have to go to a dealer? Anything else I need to know to be completely legal? thanks
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Not a firearm as far as the feds are concerned. Your local laws might be different though. Depending on State/City of residence. Contact local sporting goods store, where similar Co2/BB guns are sold, to find out if they are regulated. 0 -
Or, check ATF P5300.5, downloadable from the website.
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Again you guys are a world of knowledge many thanks 0 -
Put it in a box, wrap it and mail it. You might want to insure it for it's value.
Since it's not a firearm, no dealer needed.0 -
The post office prohibits mailing of air guns by private parties if the velocity exceeds 400 fps. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Laredo Lefty
Put it in a box, wrap it and mail it. You might want to insure it for it's value.
Since it's not a firearm, no dealer needed.
ATF might not consider it a firearm but the State of NJ does and requires them to be bought and sold through an FFL. Airguns are regulated in some cites across the USA.
Dave45-70 what city/state is it going to or have you not listed & sold it yet?0 -
Since he is not in NJ, he could simply do like other sellers do with Calif and state in the auction "No sales to NJ". 0 -
quote:Originally posted by capgun
The post office prohibits mailing of air guns by private parties if the velocity exceeds 400 fps.
but you can ship rifles and shotguns...i am a private party and do and just did...they ask what it is I say rifle/shotgun and off it goes...trust me its more than 400 FPS i can ship to an FFL out of NC or in NC can ship long gun directly to buyer and not FFL0
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