Florida Shooters Network

Where I grew up, the only way to sell a car was for the buyer, & seller to appear at the tag agency together. A notary was a lawyer, not just someone to witness a signature. It was a pain, but things like this could not happen. Also slip, & fall lawyers do not exist there, so “pain, & ...

6 years ago, I sold a 1970 Z-28 Camaro to someone locally. I had owned the car since 1988. I signed the Florida title, & we both got bills of sale. The car had been sitting in my warehouse for years, but had never had Florida tags. Whenever I renew the tags for my daily driver, the site always a...

There is already a long line at the dumpster across the street of people tossing their bump stocks. I figure a 20 minute wait. Funny, when these first came out, I was working at the WPB SS store. I asked the manager at the time if he wanted to carry these items in stock, as they seemed to work quite...

Do you really think a package going from WPB to FT. Myers will go through another state? Send it FedEx Express and it will go through Memphis. Actually I asked our FEDEX driver, & he said no. It will stay in state. But WPB to Atlanta, or NYC, or any city in any other state will go through Memph...

Do you really think a package going from WPB to FT. Myers will go through another state? What if I travel from WPB to Atlanta with a checked handgun, but due to bad weather the plane lands in NYC. OOPS. GARY.

dammitgriff wrote: ↑Mon Sep 17, 2018 12:31 pm To summarize, and correct me if I’m wrong
• Handguns/pistols and rifles/shotguns under 16” barrel length must use FFL in-state and out-of-state.
Is that correct?

Instate, anything can go door, to door. Out of state, you must send to his FFL for him to pick up there. GARY.

When you fill out the shipping form (online or in person), there is a disclaimer that you sign either asking for the contents of the package (if it is insured over $99) or "is there anything in the package...batteries...prohibited items...blah, blah, blah). That is where they'll get you if the...

That’s not always possible. Where I used to work, the shipper piled up the boxes for the UPS driver to pick up. He then went out for 4 hours to make deliveries. The UPS driver would walk in, take the boxes, sign the book, & leave. There was nobody in the building to talk to. The closest employ...

There's never a problem on the receiver's side, as the receiver does not go to the post office. When there is a problem, it's on the sender's side. GARY

They don’t ever ask is this a firearm. They do ask are there lithium batteries in the package. So you will not be lying. GARY.