Barrel Extension Shipping Issue

physoft · 05-23-2017, 06:38 AM

The problem is what was shipped as "parts" should have been declared a firearm. Some may not realize that the Luger "upper assembly" should be declared a firearm and specifically the barrel extension meets all the requirements of a receiver. This means you cannot ship USPS because receivers are restricted by the Post Office. I did receive the "parts" luckily but they could have been seized and never seen again. Some people get lucky shipping firearms as parts. Labels that say "firearms" inside are against any carriers policy. I don't know if the package was insured. This is meant to be a heads up when shipping this particular item.

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05-23-2017, 06:38 AM	#3
physoft User Join Date: Jan 2017 Posts: 18 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The problem is what was shipped as "parts" should have been declared a firearm. Some may not realize that the Luger "upper assembly" should be declared a firearm and specifically the barrel extension meets all the requirements of a receiver. This means you cannot ship USPS because receivers are restricted by the Post Office. I did receive the "parts" luckily but they could have been seized and never seen again. Some people get lucky shipping firearms as parts. Labels that say "firearms" inside are against any carriers policy. I don't know if the package was insured. This is meant to be a heads up when shipping this particular item.