Anyone familiar with postal regulations for shipping longarms?

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I need a statute/regulation that's in the postal rules or whatever to quote to the stupid clerk at the post office in Podunk, Texas whom is refusing to ship an antique longarm. This clerk told seller that was shipping to me that he can not ship without an FFL, for an antique.

So now seller who lives in Podunk will drive miles to UPS & hopefully not encounter issue with them, or worse case scenario will end up going from FFL to FFL at unneccesary expense & paperwork just to log it out as "Inadvertent entry".

Just a bit miffed that they would not ship. I've shipped & recieved antique longarms via postal service before.. Has anything changed in the last month?
 
So now seller who lives in Podunk will drive miles to UPS & hopefully not encounter issue with them, or worse case scenario will end up going from FFL to FFL at unneccesary expense & paperwork just to log it out as "Inadvertent entry".

If it's not a "firearm" as defined by GCA68 I don't think any FFL would ever
have to put it in their logbook, period. There would be no "inadvertant
entry" as the gun is not a Title I firearm by federal definition. You would
only be using the FFL to effect shipment and it wouldn't really be conducted
as a transfer, since the gun is functionally unregulated.

-Mike
 
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