Ageed but laws change by state. Pellet or bb rifles or long guns: Even though a pellet gun rifle does not have a rifled bore and arguably does not fall under the definition of “rifle” in New Jersey, it is still considered a firearm and a Firearm Identification Card is still required to purchase, and possess one in New Jersey. https://madisonnjlaw.com/pellet-bb-guns-and-airsoft-gun-laws/You don't need a FFL license to either purchase or ship a airgun.
I concur ,as my gunsmith instructed me some time ago. I've refused to use ANY UPS STORE , because of their own policy towards ANY firearm related items. If you tell them the nuts & bolts you're wanting to ship is/are firearm parts they will refuse to do so ! I did a swap of barrels a few years ago for Thompson Contender and after being rejected a THE store I went to the local USPS & sent them off w/o a problem. I have a nephew that's a Mechanical Engineer ,and he calls all of his "items" , precision machined metal parts and gets them through THE store . He does ship a lot of work items also and instructed the manager of the store he will use them as long as they work with him. I have sent my Hatsan Factor to Hatsan USA for repairs thru the Post Office and am awaiting it's return.In PA you can even ship any long gun to another PA resident without FFL.. Most folks don't know that.
But that IS new jersey......Ageed but laws change by state. Pellet or bb rifles or long guns: Even though a pellet gun rifle does not have a rifled bore and arguably does not fall under the definition of “rifle” in New Jersey, it is still considered a firearm and a Firearm Identification Card is still required to purchase, and possess one in New Jersey. https://madisonnjlaw.com/pellet-bb-guns-and-airsoft-gun-laws/
But you can still ship an airgun to nj via the usps - just have to send it to a FFL for the buyer to legally take possession. Should mean nothing to the sender.Ageed but laws change by state. Pellet or bb rifles or long guns: Even though a pellet gun rifle does not have a rifled bore and arguably does not fall under the definition of “rifle” in New Jersey, it is still considered a firearm and a Firearm Identification Card is still required to purchase, and possess one in New Jersey. https://madisonnjlaw.com/pellet-bb-guns-and-airsoft-gun-laws/
As a CCL the post office is a no go...even the parking lot if it is part of their property per the law. Of course a postal Barney Fife would have to be there to catch you to enforce it...but it is good to know the law when and just avoid the trouble. I think it pretty much applies to any Federal building. Been to a National Park lately and see the signs on the doors. Only victims and law breakers allowed inside.The unofficial sign in the my local post office says " No firearms allowed " So I commented to the clerk. That's funny, I'm allowed to ship them here. And they've delivered quite a few to me at home. He said yeah I know that's just weird.
A airgun is not a firearmAs a CCL the post office is a no go...even the parking lot if it is part of their property per the law. Of course a postal Barney Fife would have to be there to catch you to enforce it...but it is good to know the law when and just avoid the trouble. I think it pretty much applies to any Federal building. Been to a National Park lately and see the signs on the doors. Only victims and law breakers allowed inside.