Mailing an action/firearm

[RR 314]

It appears I can personally ship an action to an out of state FFL; however, I must have the same returned to a FFL here in Texas. Is this still correct? Thanks to the FFL gurus in advance.

[mmoses]

This is for a firearm that is being worked on/or repaired?

[LWD]

It appears I can personally ship an action to an out of state FFL; however, I must have the same returned to a FFL here in Texas. Is this still correct? Thanks to the FFL gurus in advance.

Your question doesn't have enough facts to be conclusively answered.

Any non-licensee may ship to any licensee (FFL) provided they ship in compliance with ATF regs and laws.

No firearm may be transferred across state lines to an individual. The transfer must be done through an FFL in the transferee's state. I.e. I gotta go to the gunshop, do a 4473, and flash my CHL or pass a NICS check to get my gun.

If you shipped the firearm for repair or replacement, it may be returned directly to you. That's not a transfer.

Look here: http://www.atf.gov/files/firearms/in...top-10-qas.pdf

and

Here: https://www.atf.gov/content/firearms...censed-persons

LWD

[RR 314]

Thanks. It is an action to be worked on. I appreciate the assistance.

[LWD]

Thanks. It is an action to be worked on. I appreciate the assistance.

In that case, they can ship back to you directly.

LWD

[RR 314]

In that case, they can ship back to you directly.

LWD

Thanks much. As usual, I appreciate the help! I have not heard about return yet from Pacific Gauge and Tool but will ship it to them now.