How Much to Ship an Airsoft Gun

I don't know if this belongs here or in general discussion but I figured it might be legality concerned. I'grand moving across the land and was wondering if anyone knew what I would have to practice in order to ship my airsoft burglarize. I read a couple posts and saw just have the orange tip was enough, but he wasn't sure about it and it wasn't verified past any other members. Tin can anyone tell me?!

by **Atown** » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:03 am

If y'all ship UPS, they dont' care either way. USPS is really touchy on it, and so I just ship everything UPS and tell them its an airsoft gun and they dont ask any farther questions or anything.

by **Nark** » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:20 am

ok thanks man!

by DJ » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:27 am

Yes, send em UPS....list em as "toys, airsoft replicas" on the clarification bare on their invoice. I have shipped many that style with no problems, avert the term gun

by **toddski** » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:00 am

I merely did this a couple weeks ago. I shipped my (four) guns and all my gear from Seattle to LA to attend Lions Claw.
Like others mentions, become with UPS. My box weighed effectually sixty pounds. With a $500 insurance it price me $40 to ship the box down.
Box arrived in perfect shape.

I did make a fault shipping the box back. I went with Fed Ex (its what the hotel uses) and information technology cost me $125 and the box was trashed.

I didnt marker the box whatever special way noting that the contents were toy guns. I only put my proper name and address on the box.

by **CommieHunter** » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:44 am

I've never had a problem with UPS. E'er insure it, though.

by **Android** » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:26 am

DJ wrote:Yep, transport em UPS....listing em every bit "toys, airsoft replicas" on the description blank on their invoice. I have shipped many that way with no problems, avoid the term gun.

This.

IIRC UPS volition x-ray packages & if the invoice clearly states what it is, they volition let it go. One fourth dimension the shop got a package back due to UPS refusing to ship it; turns out the guy was trying to send his Ruger .357.
:shock:

past DJ » Mon Apr 26, 2010 4:07 pm

Android wrote:
IIRC UPS will x-ray packages & if the invoice clearly states what it is, they will allow it go. One fourth dimension the store got a bundle dorsum due to UPS refusing to ship it; turns out the guy was trying to send his Ruger .357.

Allow me clarify this .....UPS will actually transport real firearms, they just want some special steps taken ( non a big deal) I actually asked the clerk what to telephone call the pkg and then as not to attract unwanted attending. Usually if you exercise so they volition provide you an innocuous term and then information technology volition be OK.

past **Cap north pickles** » Mon Apr 26, 2010 4:nineteen pm

Atown wrote:If you send UPS, they dont' intendance either manner. USPS is really touchy on it, and so I just ship everything UPS and tell them its an airsoft gun and they dont ask whatsoever further questions or anything.

Ive mailed 2 Airsoft gun parts(Trunk, Barrels, and stocks. threw USPS, they thought they were real, and they didn't intendance at all.

by **TMiller** » Mon April 26, 2010 5:fourteen pm

Cap n pickles wrote:

Atown wrote:If y'all ship UPS, they dont' care either way. USPS is really touchy on information technology, so I just ship everything UPS and tell them its an airsoft gun and they dont ask any further questions or annihilation.

Ive mailed 2 Airsoft gun parts(Body, Barrels, and stocks. threw USPS, they thought they were real, and they didn't intendance at all.

Even if they knew they were real, they will ship them unless its the lower reciever/master-reciever, because those parts are the only parts that require an FFL transfer. The other parts can exist shipped to your house.

by **GacktC** » Lord's day May 09, 2010 iv:26 am

I've been shipping out all my AEGs for upgrade or sell by USPS, they never asked me what's inside the box, merely like,"whatever liquid, delicate or need insurance?".
I guess I ever ship out my AEGs at Chinatown, and they never think of an asian guy like me will play with gun shape objects.
USPS is more expensive than UPS tho, from Seattle to Spokane costs $16(8 LBS) & takes 2 days. UPS costs less than $10 volition arrived the post-obit day.

by **Cap n pickles** » Sunday May 09, 2010 11:05 am

TMiller wrote:

Cap northward pickles wrote:

Atown wrote:If you send UPS, they dont' intendance either mode. USPS is actually touchy on it, so I just ship everything UPS and tell them its an airsoft gun and they dont ask any further questions or anything.

Ive mailed two Airsoft gun parts(Body, Barrels, and stocks. threw USPS, they thought they were real, and they didn't care at all.

Even if they knew they were existent, they will ship them unless its the lower reciever/main-reciever, because those parts are the only parts that require an FFL transfer. The other parts can be shipped to your house.

Lower and upper recievers were sent out, no issues. equally mentioned they thought they were existent.

Either mode, you should go thru UPS.

by **airsoftzealous117** » Saturday Jul 08, 2017 half-dozen:37 pm

hey guy i got some guns from airsoftgi and ups are shipping them to bridgeport to yous think ups will care if it report information technology to the BPD

past **Heretic** » Sat Jul 08, 2017 6:46 pm

airsoftzealous117 wrote:hey guy i got some guns from airsoftgi and ups are aircraft them to bridgeport to you retrieve ups will care if it study it to the BPD

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