Does anyone know if I were to order a black powder pistol to my local ups store if I would be held liable legally?
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- Jul 29, 2023
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It depends where you are, but as far as I know as long as you bought it from a licensed source, followed the UPS firearm shipments regulation guidelines for your location, and you yourself are legally able to own onez then it shouldn't be an issue. Triple check everything though, cause if anything is sketch, yes you can be held liable.Similar threads
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