Some Post offices think it is illegal to ship guns by mail but it is not. If it is a handgun ship the thing in its original box but then pack it in a priority mail box..preferably a flat rate priority mailing box and put insurance and delivery confirm on it. If it is a revolver take the cylinder out of it and ship it seperately in another priority mail box. if an auto put the slide bbl combo in the second box and ship. If they don't want to accept it because you don't have an FFL just tell them it is going to a licensed dealer. Shipping in two boxes like this means you can tell the PO it is just gun parts...which are accepted at any Post office....even Canada
