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MAILING BRASS AND OR LEAD BULLETS

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camp

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My father called today and told me he needed some 40 cal brass and some lead bullets, which I have good stock of both, my question is, is it legal to mail once fired brass and lead bullets.

I did a Google on it and the usps site mention gun parts and ammunition where prohibited, but no mention reloading components.

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Steve
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Brass and lead is neither ammo nor hazmat.

Correct, USPS small flat rate is the best way, I get and send them a lot.

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I shipped a bunch of brass. Pack it well and you'll have no problems. Use some sort of USPS Priority mail box product.

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