Is this receiver legal or illegal to send via USPS?

[JettaKnight]

Can I mail a c&r to aunt and uncle Jim out of state? Just curious. (So was Jim.)

Yeah, I'm tired; it doesn't matter in this situation.



C&R or not, an FFL needs to be involved if you're crossing state lines. And in certain circumstances, an FFL03 suffices.

 

[HHollow]

Can I mail a c&r to aunt and uncle Jim out of state? Just curious. (So was Jim.)

A C&R holder can buy qualifying firearms and have them shipped directly to their home. It is legal for any individual to ship a firearm to a person with a C&R FFL. That does not mean that UPS or FedEx will do the shipping.

Many machine guns qualify as C&R. That means that after the stamp is issued (12 months wait, prints, $200, etc) the seller can ship directly to the C&R buyer.

 

[Sigblitz]

Ty. I don't have an uncle Jim. Or an aunt Jim.

 

[Usmccookie]

Ty. I don't have an uncle Jim. Or an aunt Jim.

Do you at least have a slim Jim?

 

[Sigblitz]

PART 2: I'm new an your 50-post rule sucks! Please change it for my convenience.

Hi, lefty. Glad you are here. Develop a thick skin. It is easy to make a mistake. I even made one years ago, but I can't remember what it was it has been so long. Don't worry, if your married, your wife will be around shortly to remind you what it was.

www.indianagunowners.com

 

[jcj54]

To clarify regarding unserialized firearms, any firearm produced prior to 1898 is not considered a firearm under federal law. Prior to 1968, shotguns and .22 rifles were not required to have serial numbers but are considered firearms if made 1898 and later. ATF instruction to FFL holders is to log them in and put NSN (no serial number) in the bound book and on the 4473.
Hope this information is useful.

 

[Pepi]

My receiver is a 1957 Winchester with serial numbers on both parts. As you can see from my thread the ATF and our dumb arass guns laws have done nothing but set the law-abiding person up for failure. And, for the government to make MONEEEEY