With FedEx, you need to expressly tell them there is a gun in the package (not sure if that is their rules or ATF rules). I shipped a pistol a week ago w/FedEx and clearly told them there was a pistol in the box and there were no troubles.
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With FedEx, you need to expressly tell them there is a gun in the package (not sure if that is their rules or ATF rules). I shipped a pistol a week ago w/FedEx and clearly told them there was a pistol in the box and there were no troubles.
Which fedex location have you used/Is there one near westminster? Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by n8tive97
Closest ones are in Arvada 6531 W 56th Ave Arvada CO 80002 or 2100 31st Denver CO 80216Quote:
Originally Posted by bogie
Thanks, I've read that only certain fedex locations accept firearms. Just wanted a confirmation on one that has already worked for somebody.Quote:
Originally Posted by n8tive97
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The closest ones ARE not IS, I swear I went to school.....Quote:
Originally Posted by bogie
Anyways either one of those are Express/Overnight Stations that will ship a firearm. Make sure it is fully packaged and ready to go.
I've shipped a polymer pistol to myself in NC from FedEx in Boulder, on at least one occasion. I simply field stripped it first, and wrapped each piece in cloth, then put them all in the box... no ammo was included, which is obviously an important variable, but I didn't have any trouble with FedEx.
I'v shipped to myself with FedEX and no problem, they could care less about motorcycle parts. Just kidding, I have had no issues, even to CA.
Was it declared as a firearm? Not wanting to be a nimby, just curious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawin
I honestly don't recall, but knowing my tendency to err toward privacy, I doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberjager
I think the other safeguard, which will cost you more money, is to disassemble it and ship it in two parcels. Then you are shipping parts and not a gun.