Rob0115

Article 12 is interesting. http://pe.usps.com/text/dmm300/601.htm#1064962

I've used the USPS to mail uppers before. This by no means my first time doing this. I spoke to a guy in St Loius who said I can't mail firearms, which this, isn't using USPS. I also believe that his statement was wrong and you can mail them to an FFL, which I've done in the past. The USPS doesn't have x-ray vision but do randomly x-ray packages--so I was told by the guy today.

I would assume they spoke with him. Maybe my bad. However the post office said the contents were unmailable, thus I think they have it according to them.

I'll call the local PO tomorrow and see. Right now I'm dealing with some numbnut in St Louis

I was going to read this with an extra large coke but I'm in manhattan and afraid I'd be judged. Oh and I'm eating fries and I added extra salt to them. Good for the sen standing her ground and showing the absurdity of this campaign.

I'd like to go straight razor. I use King of Shaves gel. English company just bought buy Remington I think. It's cheap and fantastic, saw it Ina playboy review as best buy for shave stuff.

There really is no safe place for money anymore.

I mailed to a buyer a complete upper via USPS insured. The box gets delivered empty to the purchaser. I filed the insurance claim and it was denied. They said the upper receiver, which isn't a firearm, wasn't mailable. One I thought USPS would transport firearms and secondly this bit wasn't even a firearm. Now get this, they won't return the upper receiver either! No part, no insurance payment. They won't even refund the insurance premium since they delivered the empty box. I'm dumbfounded by this. I don't even know where to go next.

I have one with black overmoulded stock and muzzle brake. I haven't shot it yet, but I can't wait.

I think it was the ammo. Do you have a photo of the case? Is the primer flattened badly? Is the brass really scraped?, it could have been sizing which would cause excessive pressure. This happened to me once with my AR grendel. You shouldn't shoot ammo loaded for a bolt in a semi auto. Also I'd never handed handloaded ammo to one of my kids, even if I loaded it myself. There is a certain risk in reloaded ammo.

I regret paying the membership. I think the place is great but the waits are to long and I've left after waiting more than an hour for a port. Since there is no waiting benefit for the membership what's the advantage? I won't rejoin but will go when I can get on the range. The place is very nice and good people.

Problem is the long waits.

I have one of these and wasn't sure if I'd use but they seem pretty good. I also noticed the lower on my scars are plastic as well (or at least like it).

Just checking. I found a 14.5" colt barrel that I'd obviously put a brake on but knew I couldn't apply for nfa living in NJ. Thanks.

I'm curious about this. If I have a AR with a 14.5" barrel and a permanently attached brake that makes it 16" or more would I have to register (or apply) for NFA?

Second time we've dealt with each other and it's painless. I could have hung out and chatted even longer if the rain wasn't so bad.

Good advice read first and reload second. They issue you will run into is finding the components to reload are rarer the factory ammo right now.

Good luck, I hope you find what you need.

Easy transaction and enjoy.

They won't ship to NJ. I tried to buy a while back and during check out I was denied.

I don't remember it being an issue so I would have to answer yes. I hate when you get crazy shipping. I ordered 1000 62gr .223s and think it was 13 bucks.

I have, it's kind of non-frills. Service is fine as I actually called them and spoke to the women. I ordered, received no email, then the stuff showed up pretty quick.

Great thanks.

OK--I am incredibly stupid.

Thanks for the detail and it answers my questions on who gets what copy but where does the permit go back to with respect to the state police? When sending to municipality to who's attention do you send it?