Can I legally ship a muzzleloader without an FFL or whatever its called? If not, could I ship the barrel and stock seperately without the FFL?
Question about selling/shipping a muzzleloader
- Thread starter BigAl
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megalomaniac
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I believe this is correct:
No FFL required whatsoever, unless it is the encore system (because can be converted to centerfire rifle or pistol).
No FFL required whatsoever, unless it is the encore system (because can be converted to centerfire rifle or pistol).
BigAL, you can even ship a centerfire rifle without an FFL. The key word is SHIP. Hence you cannot recieve one unless it is yours being returned from repair or service or you have shipped it to yourself (ie..hunting trip). But (in general) you must ship an firearm TO an FFL or to yourself, or and you cannot ship a firearm to an individual.
The ATF does not consider a Muzzleloader (with exceptions) a firearm.
These are my understandings.
Also be sure to check as some states have restrictions on muzzleloaders. (Kal, Mass, Maryland, NJ, NY, ??)
Trap55555
The ATF does not consider a Muzzleloader (with exceptions) a firearm.
These are my understandings.
Also be sure to check as some states have restrictions on muzzleloaders. (Kal, Mass, Maryland, NJ, NY, ??)
Trap55555
you can ship a muzzleloader had one shipped to me from another guy on here.
Thanks for the info, guys. I've got one I need to put in the classifieds when I get around to it.
what is it
Knight wolverine, or something like that. Its got a stainless barrel, upgraded ignition from #11 to 209, and I also added a camo thumbhole stock. Has scope mounts on it but no scope, and a few accessories.
price lol
I'm going to ask $225.
