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They don't ship ammo to mass.It probably says right on the website they don’t.
That’s not to say lots of places that say they don’t won’t
Place an order in the $2000-$5000 and see how quickly they don’t follow their own policy
They don't ship ammo to mass.
Nothing about components
Yes but MA law doesn't prohibit shipping ammo.Under MA state law components are considered ammo.
Yes but MA law doesn't prohibit shipping ammo.
I have ordered from several suppliers that ship bullets but not powder, primers or ammo.Correct however if they won't ship ammo to MA then it stands to reason they won't ship reloading components.
yup.I have ordered from several suppliers that ship bullets but not powder, primers or ammo.
Think about it, we have trouble interpreting Mass laws and we live here. Companies are just doing what they think is worth the risk.
I know of a few vendors who will ship powder/primers but won’t ship ammoCorrect however if they won't ship ammo to MA then it stands to reason they won't ship reloading components.
Yes but they had 175gr noslers rdf I wanted. No big deal, just annoying. One more to the list.They don't ship ammo to mass.
Nothing about components
But their prices seem to mostly suck so not certain why even bother
Disagreed. Their website should stipulate what, precisely, they do or do not sell/ship to where. I’m sure there are other states which they don’t ship to, that have different definitions for ammunition.Correct however if they won't ship ammo to MA then it stands to reason they won't ship reloading components.
Disagreed. Their website should stipulate what, precisely, they do or do not sell/ship to where. I’m sure there are other states which they don’t ship to, that have different definitions for ammunition.
Wait. So a company in a 'free state' has to do the research, which I think we'd both agree would require a lawyer to untangle, and stipulate for every state what they will and won't do?Disagreed. Their website should stipulate what, precisely, they do or do not sell/ship to where. I’m sure there are other states which they don’t ship to, that have different definitions for ammunition.
Wait. So a company in a 'free state' has to do the research, which I think we'd both agree would require a lawyer to untangle, and stipulate for every state what they will and won't do?
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Maybe I responded to the wrong person. It's early.No, I’m not saying that at all. I’m saying that they just need to be precise in their policy declaration. Which, apparently this place is.
what they need to be is not to be collaborators with the leftist regimes of socialist states and do what all the other numerous companies do - ship components and ammo to any licensed individual.No, I’m not saying that at all. I’m saying that they just need to be precise in their policy declaration. Which, apparently this place is.
MSS, PR, and the valley all have the 175 RDFs in stockYes but they had 175gr noslers rdf I wanted. No big deal, just annoying. One more to the list.
Yep, but at 50c+. Will wait for blems at spsMSS, PR, and the valley all have the 175 RDFs in stock
This has worked well for me many times. I keep a scanned image of my LTC right on my desktop for easy retrieval.The issue can sometimes be solved with a phone call offering and offering to send a copy of your LTC.