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Originally Posted by john rogers
I checked with our longest serving FFL in San Diego and he said "To ship a firearm that shoots a CARTRIDGE or can be made into a gun that does, across state lines, it has to end up at a FFL, even if it/they are to yourself at a new address. He noted that this is federal law which trumps state law.
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That's always what I've understood to be true. Shipping a firearm to a non-FFL has a potential for jail time, as I understood it.
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As I noted earlier, I would get TSA approved cases, which can always be sold later and use them. If you pull the rifles apart that can and probably will cause questions if inspected or the packages are x ray'd or searched or.....
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What kinds of questions would just receivers raise? I'm innocent here, so unsure of what kinds of suspicions a guy moving cross country with a couple of AR-15 lowers raises.