Videos tagged with Ammunition Shipping

This guide explains the straightforward process of legally purchasing a firearm online. It emphasizes using reputable retailers and understanding the role of a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder for the transfer and background check. The video clarifies that while the purchase is online, the final pickup and legal transfer occur at a local FFL, ensuring compliance with all regulations.

This video discusses significant issues with UPS losing ammunition shipments, impacting businesses like Gun Food. The speaker shares personal experiences of receiving damaged or incomplete ammunition packages, suggesting potential theft within UPS facilities. The advice for consumers is to be cautious about shipping practices and consider requesting plain, nondescript packaging to mitigate risks.

This guide details the legal requirements for shipping firearms as a non-licensee. It covers restrictions on using the USPS for handguns, the necessity of using FFL holders for interstate transfers, and proper packaging procedures. The video emphasizes compliance with federal, state, and local laws, highlighting that state regulations can significantly impact transfer requirements.

This video discusses significant delays in the California Department of Justice's (DOJ) processing of Certificates of Eligibility (COE), impacting gun store operations and individuals seeking to purchase firearms or have ammunition shipped. The speaker highlights how these delays, potentially lasting 8-12 weeks, prevent new employees from working in gun stores and can even halt business operations for FFLs if their own COE is not renewed in time. The content emphasizes the frustration and operational challenges caused by these administrative bottlenecks.

This guide explains how California residents can legally purchase ammunition online and have it shipped directly to their homes by obtaining a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) and a Federal Firearms License (FFL) Type 03. The process involves live scanning, submitting applications to the state and federal authorities, and notifying local law enforcement. This allows bypassing in-person background checks for ammunition purchases.

This guide, presented by professional three-gunner Kalani Laker, details how to properly pack firearms for air travel. It emphasizes using a sturdy, lockable hard case, packing firearms within a soft case inside the hard case for added protection, and securing all locking points with TSA-approved locks. The guide also covers essential steps like labeling the case and checking in with airline agents, along with advice on shipping ammunition separately.