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I do believe you as a private citizen can also mail a gun to an FFL, so you could mail it to an FFL in California if that worked better for you.
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Long guns- yes. Handguns- no.
Only FFL 01 Dealers, 02 Pawnbrokers, 07 Manufacturers, and certain types of government agents (i.e. LE and military) may lawfully mail handguns. 03 Collector FFLs- aka C&R licensees- are specifically prohibited from mailing handguns other than legal antiques.
Additionally, there's a caveat regarding firearms that utilize a separate lower receiver that can be assembled into a rifle OR a handgun, e.g. AR's. In order to be considered a rifle under the postal regulations, the entire rifle- or
all of the parts required to assemble one- must be in the package. OTOH bringing such a weapon into CA is a whole 'nother can of worms, so this is likely irrelevant here.
I'm aware that the OP specified that no handguns are included in the lot, but I felt obligated to explain this anyway, so nobody misconstrues anything.
