Policies

What we don’t ship

We won’t sell a label the law or the carrier forbids. The rules check blocks these automatically; here they are in one place.

Never

USPS doesn't let private sellers mail handguns. Hand it to a dealer (FFL) to ship.
USPS takes handguns from dealers only when they're going to another licensee.
A gun sold to someone in another state has to ship to a dealer (FFL) in their state, not to them.
Dealers ship guns to other licensees, or back to the owner after a repair. A sale to a person goes through their local dealer.
UPS and FedEx don't take guns from private sellers, even to a dealer. Use USPS (rifles and shotguns) or hand it to a dealer to ship.
Suppressors, SBRs and SBSs move dealer to dealer. A private owner hands it to their dealer (SOT) to ship.
Short-barreled rifles and shotguns can't be mailed. Suppressors go by UPS or FedEx between licensees.
NFA items ship only from a dealer with SOT status to another licensed dealer.
Ammunition can never go by USPS. It's a federal crime.
Ammo labels are for the lower 48 states only (ground service).
Primers and powder are hazardous materials under different rules. The label service doesn't handle them yet.
USPS mails switchblades and OTF knives only to government buyers. Use UPS or FedEx, and check the buyer's state.

Body armor can't ship to New York: sales there must be in person, to eligible professions only.
Body armor can't ship to Connecticut: sales there must be face to face.
Ammo to California or New York has to ship to a licensed dealer or ammo vendor, not to a home.
Ammo can't ship into Washington, DC.
That magazine holds more than this state allows. It can only go to a dealer there.
Pepper spray can't be shipped to New York or Massachusetts by ordinary sellers.
Suppressors and short-barreled guns are banned for civilians in this state.