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Willy · February 20, 2002, 05:19 PM

graystar,
Actually it is nice to be back on The Firing Line because you can disagree with someone and they don't get all bent out of shape. In other words, I am having fun as well.

Your are correct, in the original question that it was a licensee to licensee transfer, my mistake, and you were also correct in the requirement that you stated for licensees needing a copy of the FFL.

When I use FedEx I usually walk in to one of two seperate FedEx stations around me and say, "I have a pistol and I want to ship it 2 day." They say "O.K." Heck, they usually won't even let me show them the FFL copy of the dealer I am shipping to, that I have. (I do get an FFL copy to cover myself.) After checking, I see that the official policy of FedEx is in fact overnight only on handguns. I guess when the rubber hits the road at my two FedEx stations, there is a "loose" interpretation of overnight. [

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February 20, 2002, 05:19 PM	#25
Willy Senior Member Join Date: March 19, 1999 Posts: 147	graystar, Actually it is nice to be back on The Firing Line because you can disagree with someone and they don't get all bent out of shape. In other words, I am having fun as well. Your are correct, in the original question that it was a licensee to licensee transfer, my mistake, and you were also correct in the requirement that you stated for licensees needing a copy of the FFL. When I use FedEx I usually walk in to one of two seperate FedEx stations around me and say, "I have a pistol and I want to ship it 2 day." They say "O.K." Heck, they usually won't even let me show them the FFL copy of the dealer I am shipping to, that I have. (I do get an FFL copy to cover myself.) After checking, I see that the official policy of FedEx is in fact overnight only on handguns. I guess when the rubber hits the road at my two FedEx stations, there is a "loose" interpretation of overnight. []