23 January 2010, 03:10
eurocentricShipping Ammo from NY
Does anyone know if this is allowed. Individual non-ffl dealer to a ffl gunsmith, I'm having him build me a new rifle in .17 squirrel and need to ship him made ammo.
24 January 2010, 03:51
GatogordoEasiest thing to do is to load up some rounds, no primers or powder and mail them to him.
26 January 2010, 02:20
ray in seattleHere's UPS's policy...
ited Parcel Service (UPS):
1. Pack ammo within a sturdy cardboard box, gross weight limit of 66 pounds.
2. Print ORM-D label, cut out and tape to a least one side of box.
3. Take package to a UPS Customer Center only - NOT at Drop-Off Box, The UPS Store, Mail Boxes etc., Sonic. Might be a good idea to have the UPS Hazardous Material Support Center number with you -- 800-554-9964. Varied success with UPS pick-up at your location.
Per UPS:
UPS accepts domestic ground shipments of ammunition that have been classified by the shipper as "Cartridges, small arms", "ORM-D" (Other Regulated Material). The package must be properly marked according to the requirements of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR). Contact the Hazardous Material Support Center at 800-554-9964 for details on regulatory information.
r in s
28 January 2010, 00:13
eurocentricThanks Ray I'm only shipping about 250 rounds of 17 squirrel and 17 Tactical. Appreciate it.
quote:
Originally posted by ray in seattle:
Here's UPS's policy...
ited Parcel Service (UPS):
1. Pack ammo within a sturdy cardboard box, gross weight limit of 66 pounds.
2. Print ORM-D label, cut out and tape to a least one side of box.
3. Take package to a UPS Customer Center only - NOT at Drop-Off Box, The UPS Store, Mail Boxes etc., Sonic. Might be a good idea to have the UPS Hazardous Material Support Center number with you -- 800-554-9964. Varied success with UPS pick-up at your location.
Per UPS:
UPS accepts domestic ground shipments of ammunition that have been classified by the shipper as "Cartridges, small arms", "ORM-D" (Other Regulated Material). The package must be properly marked according to the requirements of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR). Contact the Hazardous Material Support Center at 800-554-9964 for details on regulatory information.
r in s