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Posted: 3/7/2002 2:08:54 PM EDT
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1. Have the buyer send you an ink-signed copy of the dealer who will be receiving the firearm.
2. Package it up very well. Do not label as a firearm. You do not have to tell the shipper the contents of the package. It would be recommended to insure the package for full value. 3. Do not ship ammunition in the same package as the firearm. If you send a handgun, it must be shipped "overnight". 4. You can use UPS, USPS (post office), or even FEDEX. I myself prefer the postal service. |
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