Thread: Couriering a rifle

The trick is to send them in a cardboard box so :

1 they don’t look like a rifle

2 the weight is under 5kg

This will keep costs down and stop pesky questions about bolts firearms forms etc.

I send and reci a few a week.

NZC seem to be the best after the shake up.

I should really get an account.

F

Originally Posted by 300_BLK

The trick is to send them in a cardboard box so :

1 they don’t look like a rifle

2 the weight is under 5kg

This will keep costs down and stop pesky questions about bolts firearms forms etc.

I send and reci a few a week.

NZC seem to be the best after the shake up.

I should really get an account.

F

Do you tell them its a rifle? I'm needing to send mine away, got a golf club box that'll work. @300_BLK

Originally Posted by hotsoup

Do you tell them its a rifle? I'm needing to send mine away, got a golf club box that'll work. @300_BLK

Always,

Saves any hassle.

I try to always separate the bolt out if possible.

Picked up a rifle yesterday from fastways, Gerymouth - Nelson . Had to drive 50km to the depo to collect as wouldn`t deliver to Police approver delivery address. Yep........ Pain in the Arse