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Looking for help, moving out of state and I have questions.

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MADMAX:
I sent 17 guns in one big box via USPS from Florida to my FFL here when the stepdad died and I moved my mom up here with us
Legal easy and relatively cheap even with insurance

lastmk8:
I have to agree with Mad Max on this one, use the USPS, insure the shipment and leave it to them.  As far as the primers and powder, I would sell what I have here and just rebuy once you are established in Florida.  Seems to be the cleanest option with the least headaches involved.  Good luck on your move and as others have said, congrats on getting out of this crap-hole liberal infested wasteland. 

bearpaw:

--- Quote from: Sutherland on June 10, 2024, 05:18:58 PM ---Well the time has come and the family and I have the chance to relocate for work. My house is currently on the market a d we are heading to Tampa! Crazy change right! My biggest fear is how do I get all my guns, ammo, and reloading gear powders and primers all down there safely? Has anyone else had to deal with this during a move across country? I'm open to all ideas but am currently looking to rent a big uhaul. Or have a moving company help out and then just rent a vehicle to take all my personal/guns and valuables. Just trying to plan the best way to go about this all. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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I don't think long guns are an issue, but pistols may have more regulations? @carpsniperg2  probably knows the laws on interstate transport.

jaymark6655:
My Aunt and Uncle did a move and there was a fire. Because there was ammunition (not theirs) in the truck, insurance wasn't going to cover any of the truck's contents. Because of stuff like that and such items being highly pilferable (stolen/lost by airlines, shipping boxes being opened and resealed after contents switched for wood), I always transport by car with someone remaining in the car at all times. If I am alone I only get drive thru and sleep in the car. It can really suck depending on how much you own. Last time I had to use a Yakama skybox because there wasn't enough space in the SUV.

Alchase:
When I moved to OKC in 2015, I inventoried my rifles and handguns (photos serial numbers etc.) then packed all my weapons and ammo in my safes, and packed a couple sleeping bags in to keep everything form moving.
We used a company paid mover. The only damage I had was to my Craftsman Tool Cabinet with drawers, they put a nice dent in one side. I created a claim, and they reimbursed me the cost of the Tool Cabinet.
Safes and contents arrived with no problems.

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