Shipping guns to myself

I’d give these guys a call.  They’ve handled personally owned firearms for international shipments so they might be able to help.  It might be more expensive than UPS but I bet it’ll be smoother.

http://www.polaris-logistics.com/

I stayed in a Motel 6 last night, so for what it's worth.

As a nonlicensee under basic federal law, your ability to mail a firearm through the U.S. Postal Service without the involvement of an FFL is limited:
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I'm told that it's easiest to have an FFL mail it to another FFL, it would not need to be logged.
I was also told to enclose a picture of my drivers license for verification it was mine.


I'd double check check it but sounds reasonable.

AFAIK. Non-FFL can only now ship long guns via USPS. Previously an FFL could use USPS for handguns, but had to sign an agreement with local post office. Not sure whether that is still the case.

This whole thread is depressing to the max.

Why not just fly with them? Completely legal and you would not believe how much ammo you can fly with too

An FFL not logging in any gun and transferring same without a background check is skirting BATF regulations and is putting both license and freedom in jeopardy.
Every gun I receive is logged, listed and 4473’d.