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RiffleWhat kind of firearm? It kind of matters.
It is none of their business what is in the box, so long as it is not on their list of no fly materials like damaged batteries.Ya, if you declare it s firearm, some franchise owners get weird.
Don't declare it a firearm, you don't have to.
Though the shape of a boxed rifle can give it away sometimes.
Correct, however it may be advisable to get the correct amount of insurance on the shipment to cover the cost of the firearm. I always do.It is none of their business what is in the box, so long as it is not on their list of no fly materials like damaged batteries.
I can ship USPS Priority Mail if someone ever need some relief from serious high shipping costs for pistols.Correct, however it may be advisable to get the correct amount of insurance on the shipment to cover the cost of the firearm. I always do.
I have used both Fedex and UPS stores, not hubs to ship a firearm. Neither asked, nor did I declare it was a firearm. I used fedex for a couple of pistols as their nexday services tend to be less expensive. I simply requested the next day and insurance. Nothing less, nothing more.
This x100.UPS rules are the same. USPS wont take handguns. I prefer not telling people whats in the box, makes it more of a target for a thief...
Which fedex accepts firearms? I went to the one near my house and they told me they don't accept firearms, so I asked which location does and they didn't know dumb azzez...
Thanks in advance
a FFL can ship handguns USPS. Requires a form 1508 and a paper copy of your ffl form. Any post office I have ever shipped from was most helpfulUPS rules are the same. USPS wont take handguns. I prefer not telling people whats in the box, makes it more of a target for a thief...