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Ammunition can not be shipped legally by USPS PERIOD!

When reading this thread many times have I thought about this book. Some of you may find it an interesting read. Bay of Pigs, Cuban Missile Crises, and Vietnam.

For all practical purposes we have religion covered in this thread.

Hakeem Jeffries is going to get a promotion in the not so distant future.

You may find these next couple of pages useful. Many FFL's as their own policy refuse to accept a firearm from a non FFL. The shipping FFL has done the due diligence to determine the ID of the individual that brought the firearm in face to face with proper identification. There is a chance...

The ATF provides the definition of a firearm. If you are the legal owner of a rifle/shotgun you can LEGALLY ship said long gun as long gun USPS providing stipulations are met on the receiving end. ATFE clearly define what constitutes a firearm which the US Postal Service must adhere to. I am a...

US Postal regulations allow a NON FFL to ship a LONG GUN.

FFL holders are the only ones allowed to ship handguns USPS.

Seriously?

Once you burn up all of your stash of cordite the best option is a generous dose of something slower burning than H4350 to get a better "fill" with that case.

Well said my friend!

Euro Optic has the 1.5-8x42 Stratos in stock. The Stratos is pricier but very close to the the same dimensions.

The only Leica products I own are rangefinding binos which I have been most satisfied with over the years with different generations of the Geovid. What I can not understand is when Leica produces a scope with nice physical dimensions in proper power range (the bottom two pictured) for most...

USPS publication 52 chapter 43 pages 99-104 answers all questions about what can, and can not ship legally and by whom with USPS concerning firearms. No ammunition. The last update I am aware of is August 2017.

Of course they do not feel safe! Look at how many of them are in the same room unmasked!

I am not sure this would make "honorable mention" considering some of the shit I have heard from her over the years.

These have been sold. Thanks!

The first part they are describing non NFA items which everyone should know. The part about how to describe your "firearm" for a claim is not in the regulations so no way to know if that is in fact, the way to go?

I have only had to file one (thankfully) insurance claim with USPS on a damaged firearm. After initially being denied you will see a portion of the letter that accompanied the payment. Seriously, this is real.

I just checked the Hendershots site and currently A-Frames are not an option in this caliber. I am a big fan of the Swift A-Frame but their availability has been poor these last few years in many different diameters.

What could possibly go wrong???

Does Harris make the "like list" now? Serious question.

Maybe your country could pitch in to help Uncle Sugar unfuck the Ukraine?

Trijicon Accupoint 1-6 has a 30mm tube. The long discontinued 1.25-4 Accupoint had a one inch tube.

With illuminated reticle? What make/model?

I am not aware of any low powered one inch tube scopes with an illuminated reticle. The only options are 30mm or larger.

A lot of you guys will remember the Bausch & Lomb Balvar scope that had no adjustments. I use one of these along with an old school bore sighter on any type of base or ring that has adjustment. Proper shims allow it to be mounted in 26mm or 30mm rings. Once this scope is aligned with the...

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@TX_GreatPlains and I traded recently and he is a top shelf guy all the way!

The physical dimensions and the magnification range of that scope make it one of the best all around models Leupold has ever made. If Leupold would take the VX-6HD 2-12x42 and put some standard capped turrets and get rid of the golden bling that would be a winner.

I have some Norma 6mm that I could neck up to .257 and that way I can claim that I bought it just for that purpose and maybe no one would think I am the kind of guy that owns a rifle chambered in such a caliber.

Thanks @deewayne2003 I appreciate that and will PM you if I can't find exactly what I am looking for.

The back story on this is that a good friend has recently acquired a beautiful little rifle in 257AI. The intention was to run some factory stuff through it and load the fire formed brass. I am a fan of Norma brass but I can't remember seeing it sold as a component. I have some Winchester ammo...

You are most welcome @WAB! You would think a solid 4 inches of eye relief in this day and age would be more common. Nice shooting irons by the way!

The brass in the tub is Hornady 404J, Norma 9.3x74r, and possibly some RWS 9.3x64 up for the right trade.

It is nice to hear that your Hornet will be back in business! This model Zeiss is going to help the OP with a similar situation. I have always tried to keep one of those laying around just for that reason and will probably wish I had not traded this one off some day. I have never owned a...

This model Zeiss has 4 inches of eye relief which along with its body length is very forgiving in a lot of mounting situations. The crosshairs on the Zeiss plex are heavier than the Swarovski which is an advantage in my opinion. Depends on your application.

I will take it. PM to follow.

Not much help but there are no loads listed for the 9x56MS on L**D data.com with a 275 grain bullet.

Possible trade stock as there are multiple boxes of everything pictured.

The "path" of Africa WILL be decided by the Chinese.

PM sent

To my knowledge Norma has long since discontinued loading this cartridge. If by chance you know of a stash anywhere for sale or trade, please let me know. Thanks!

A non FFL can ship legally ship a long gun USPS. I ran into a Post Master with close to 40 years on the job that had to be shown in the regulations that this was in fact legal. A while back UPS announced that they would no longer allow firearms shipments by a non FFL. Not sure about FedEX...

Once a member claims an item we usually see a post of something the recipient is offering to keep the thread going. Thank you for the update!

Shapiro is without a doubt one of the smartest guys on the air, or any where else.

Did @Bronkatowski1 take this die set?

PM if interested as this lot of 100 is available.

CZ called the pictured stock Spring Camo Laminate. CZ had two other colors of laminate stock available on the American Safari Magnums, Sunset Camo and Brown.

If you do find a supply of 375 Ruger brass please let the members of this forum know where it is after you buy what you need. There are several members on the hunt for it.