This is one of those things I wouldn't even care what there state wants . I'd ship it assuming it's direct ship to a private residence and it doesn't weigh 50lbs . It's like saying you can't ship a firearm also means you can't ship only the stock . The case is not a cartridge and the stock is not a gun . As the state official come sue me or maybe it's best you concentrate on COVID , the riots and defunding the police rather then if I'm shipping some empty tubes of brass that can't be anything other then a paper weight with out significant effort , time and money .
All that above said , I agree with the quote . I see the writing as easily argued that an empty case is prohibited from shipping into the state .
I had 2k 158gr bullets sent to me but the post office said they would not deliver and I had to got pick them up at the post office . When I did the all but 5'2" gal came back with my small 45lb package and barely could get it on the counter . She asked "what's in here " , I wasn't sure what to say so I just said " lead " . She gave me a little tweak of her head and a confused look and said have nice day
if I were a legal beagle I would interpret the above paragraph to include brass, primer and powder since it is adaptable to use in a firearm
All that above said , I agree with the quote . I see the writing as easily argued that an empty case is prohibited from shipping into the state .
I had 2k 158gr bullets sent to me but the post office said they would not deliver and I had to got pick them up at the post office . When I did the all but 5'2" gal came back with my small 45lb package and barely could get it on the counter . She asked "what's in here " , I wasn't sure what to say so I just said " lead " . She gave me a little tweak of her head and a confused look and said have nice day
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