Texas buyer you ship directly to his address (can't use USPS).
It is also my understanding that handguns cannot be shipped from individual to individual.
Don't know why I was being so lazy....It's so easy to look up....... BATF - Firearm Shipping Regulations | |
I believe you can ship it directly in state, but it's a logistics issue. USPS will not do it, and Fedex / UPS will only deliver to an FFL.
Laws are retarded sometimes.
UPS or FedEx. Because you are mailing in state you are not required to tell them you are sending a firearm. Also, if you are sending to an out of state FFL you are not required to tell them you are sending a firearm and do not have to pay for overnight delivery.But what carrier will handle them?????
UPS or FedEx. Because you are mailing in state you are not required to tell them you are sending a firearm. Also, if you are sending to an out of state FFL you are not required to tell them you are sending a firearm and do not have to pay for overnight delivery.
You are required to tell the carrier but only under certain conditions. The real law is in USC:What I'm reading in those regs. on page 1 is you are "required" to tell the common carrier you are shipping a handgun. Third sentence under B8. Am I misreading that?
922 (e) says you must notify the carrier if you are shipping a firearm in interstate commerce, but not if the recipient is an FFL folder. Shipping a gun to another address within Texas is not interstate commerce.So it's OK if it's on you and your a passenger? I'm still not seeing anything in there that says you can ship it without notification to the carrier.