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Are there weight or container restrictions? I'll be needing to ship some across the country yet this year and have been wondering about the same issue.Can't send loaded ammo through USPS, period. Brass or bullets are fine.
Loaded ammo through UPS or FedEx must be taken to a hub, not a retail store. Tell the person it is ammo and they put the current ORM-D sticker on it. No extra charge or hassle.
I think UPS has an over weight fee over 60 lbs. Also you'll want to use good heavy weight boxes or other durable container. Pack so ammo doesn't roll around or rattle.Are there weight or container restrictions? I'll be needing to ship some across the country yet this year and have been wondering about the same issue.
No. Not without a license.Is there a way to ship powder or primers only?
...but we can in loaded ammo, lol.No. Not without a license.
Loaded ammo is not considered an explosive. Whereas powder and primers are considered explosives per AFT....but we can in loaded ammo, lol.
looks like FTF deals only then. Oh well.
Thanks, Oremike.I think UPS has an over weight fee over 60 lbs. Also you'll want to use good heavy weight boxes or other durable container. Pack so ammo doesn't roll around or rattle.
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its just interesting that stores can ship them to us, but we cant ship them back.Loaded ammo is not considered an explosive. Whereas powder and primers are considered explosives per AFT.
They're licensed to ship the explosives; basically, they paid a fee.its just interesting that stores can ship them to us, but we cant ship them back.
Makes sense but I also expected to pay a(nother) hazmat fee to ship.They're licensed to ship the explosives; basically, they paid a fee.