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[peteyb]

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[Marcus5aurelius]

I believe I managed to find a website that will ship ammo to MA. However, if this is indeed illegal, can I be found culpable for ignoring/not knowing MA state laws?

It's legal, although IANAL, just for the love of God don't mention the sites name here

 

[Acme.Armament]

Read this;
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/34024-List-of-companies-that-ship-ammo-or-components-to-Ma

 

[EddieCoyle]

Not if you have an FID or LTC.

 

[peteyb]

dont worry im not stupid enough to post a name of someplace on a public forum where anyone can see..I just wanted to make sure 100% that I cannot get in trouble for having it shipped to my house in MA.

now do I have to send them a copy of my FID card, or should i only give them a copy if they ask?

Also, if the ammo has to be signed for, does the FID card holder have to sign for it or can anybody in the household over 18 sign for the package.

 

[HiggityHank]

It's not illegal, so as long as you're able to possess it, you're fine.
The few times I've had things shipped, they were just left at my door. No signature required. I don't know that UPS would know the difference between an FID and a Library card... I've never even seen them check to see if people were 18+ when that was a requirement.

 

[one-eyed Jack]

Sometimes the shipping label asks for an adult signature, usually in the case of a gun. Jack.

 

[vicpinto]

Sometimes the shipper leaves you stupid, unsolicited advice... gratis.

 

[italianppf2]

This was discussed before and the company actually called the state of Mass. According to the person, Mass said that he would have to show his permit in person to the company. Yeahhhhhh, it's like that!

 

[italianppf2]

Most internet companies will have a list of states they will NOT ship to. Mass is usually on it.

 

[Fixxah]

 

[Titan]

Just one more insane 'reasonable restriction' I'd like to see challenged in court as an illegal restriction of commerce.