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Thread Admin: osully (9-0-0) Posted: 04/29/2007 at 08:31:43
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Thread Title: "(03) C&R Shipping questions to the more experienced AA sellers."
(no avatar) I'm considering selling most of my collection on A.A. and would like some advice from you experienced sellers out there. Can a (03)C&R licensee send a handgun to another(03)licensee and/or a dealer FFL through USPS? Also does anyone know a website to order inexpensive hard shipping cases for long guns? I will be grateful for any help on these questions.
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Seller: AA-bob(2-0-0) Post#1 - Posted: 04/30/2007 at 14:53:49
AA-bob I believe 01 FFLs are the only "dealers" authorized to mail handguns through the USPS. You should of course direct that question to your local Postmaster to get it "from the horse's mouth".

Seller: Sportsmanssupply(2054-0-3) Post#2 - Posted: 04/30/2007 at 16:56:16
(no avatar) AA Bob is right about the postal service 01 FFL's as shippers only.What's tough on those hard cases is the freight to get it to you.I could sell you a hard case and an outer cardboard box for about $12 but it could cost another $8 to get it to you because its oversized.Where are you located?

Seller: Pappa Jim(29-1-0) Post#3 - Posted: 04/30/2007 at 17:41:10
Pappa Jim How many hard side cases would you need? It might be better to go to a local sporting goods shop and pick up a bunch verses buying them on the net? Of coure if you need allot you might get a bulk price for them and then the shipping might not be a problem.

Thread Admin: osully(9-0-0) Post#4 - Posted: 04/30/2007 at 19:34:16
(no avatar) Thanks for the replies, I did find some hard cases for around $14 plus shipping so $12 plus sounds pretty good. I was unable to locate anything reasonably priced that would house my 1830 Springfield Flintlock (would need around a 58" interior length)or the 1864 Springfield (about 56" interior). SPORTSMANSUPPLY, do you have any that would fit the bill on those two? The rest of what I have to sell from my collection are more modern, therefore reasonably short and can fit in most of the cases I've seen out there. After reading the shipping horror stories I'd sure hate to sell one of my long guns only to have it destroyed in transit to a new home.It does look like I'll have to go through a 01 FFL or ship UPS for the handguns. SPORTSMANSUPPLY I'm not sure how you can contact me to due to the no posting email addresses rule for the forum, but I would be very interested in exploring making a deal on the cases. I live in the (PRM) or Peoples Republic of Massachusetts and it is getting harder and harder to find a gun shop close by since they are being driven out of business in my local area by over regulation. Any way thanks again for the replies and advice.

Former Seller: MK007(0-0-0) Post#5 - Posted: 04/30/2007 at 19:45:04
(no avatar) I have several guns I wish to sell, but I cannot find the NRA rating criteria chart. Like what does "Good", or "Excellent" mean ?, etc. Help anyone ?

Former Seller: OLD RATTLER(145-0-0) Post#6 - Posted: 04/30/2007 at 19:59:02
(no avatar) mk007 ; Click on one of Sportsmanssupply auction . Go to left of page where it shows GRADE . Click on the grade and a page will come up showing you the grading .

Welcome to AA.

Seller: Pappa Jim(29-1-0) Post#7 - Posted: 05/01/2007 at 09:26:58
Pappa Jim What part of MA. are you in? There is a seller here on AA who is very highly thought of in Adams MA. You couldn't go wrong in stopping by his store and just talking to him a bit to get his opinions. I know he'd be willing to help you with all the info he could.

Buyer: 5thcommjarhead(31-0-0) Post#8 - Posted: 05/02/2007 at 04:01:08
5thcommjarhead Jim - You're sending that poor newbie to Tom? I'd pay to see that, especially if Trapper is in the shop at the time.

Welcome aboard, osully. Hope you got a thick hide.

Thread Admin: osully(9-0-0) Post#9 - Posted: 05/02/2007 at 17:51:22
(no avatar) Thanks 5thcommjarhead for the warning but Adams MA. is on the other end of the state from where I hang out so it's not in the cards that I'll get the pleasure of Trapper's company. With a handle like 5thcommjarhead you musta had a run in with the green machine in days of yore. Myself,I'm of the class of 64 at good old PI and then the inevitable WESTPAC tour. Semper Fi

Seller: Petesguns(392-0-0) Post#10 - Posted: 05/07/2007 at 14:02:22
Petesguns Well osully, sorry to hear the shops are getting thin in your area. It may just be worth your while to venture out west to Indian country to visit us out here in Adams. I can guarantee you will enjoy the trip. Gun shops are getting thin everywhere, but I can only hope that I am being a thorn in the side of all of the antis that inhabit The People's Republik of MA, as I have increased the number of guns I am selling by about twenty fold. Hopefully, I am causing nightmares for the anti crowd. If you do get out this way, you will be very welcome. Cheers, Tom

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