Am I correct that a muzzleloader does not need to be shipped through or to an FFL?
Jun 20, 2010 #1 Joe Williams Shooter Jun 26, 2008 10,431 38 Am I correct that a muzzleloader does not need to be shipped through or to an FFL?
Jun 20, 2010 #3 Joe Williams Shooter Jun 26, 2008 10,431 38 IndyMonkey said: Dont you work in a gun store? Click to expand... And? Not paying them to ship it, FedEx will be cheaper if I can.
IndyMonkey said: Dont you work in a gun store? Click to expand... And? Not paying them to ship it, FedEx will be cheaper if I can.
Jun 20, 2010 #4 possum_128 Master Mar 21, 2008 2,487 84 Martinsville area Joe, no ffl needed for black powder or any gun gun made before 1899. You are good to go for shipping.
Joe, no ffl needed for black powder or any gun gun made before 1899. You are good to go for shipping.
Jun 20, 2010 #5 wolfman Master May 5, 2008 1,734 63 S Side Indy Stick in box, and stick in the mail USPS. Black powder makes it not a gun ? , so even felons can own them. Last edited: Jun 20, 2010
Stick in box, and stick in the mail USPS. Black powder makes it not a gun ? , so even felons can own them.
Jun 20, 2010 #6 B bstewrat3 Master Apr 26, 2009 1,532 84 Beech Grove If you are shipping a muzzleloader that has a replaceable barrel that can be changed to a barrel that fires a cartridge you have to go to an FFL. T/C Contender, Encore, some of the CVA's.
If you are shipping a muzzleloader that has a replaceable barrel that can be changed to a barrel that fires a cartridge you have to go to an FFL. T/C Contender, Encore, some of the CVA's.