dogtown tom
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I know what the discussion is, but was replying to:Aguila Blanca Quote:
Originally Posted by dogtown tom
Written notification to the common carrier is required by law when shipping ANY firearm interstate to a nonlicensee.
For nonlicensees, you would be admitting to a violation of Federal law in writing.
But what we're discussing here is returning a firearm to the manufacturer for a warranty issue.
Sevens: "I'm light years from a lawyer but that seems to read that the requirement for notifying the carrier is if you plan to ship to a non-FFL, which I believe isn't legal for handguns but may be for long guns inside your state"
Failing to notify a common carrier when shipping INTRASTATE to another nonlicensee may violate the carriers tariffs but does not violate Federal law.