GLOCK CLIPS

[james504]

i have these 2 clips i used to own a glock #22 , so now i have these extra clips i dont need the long one is a 31 round (29 round with the 2 extension ) and it is not glock brand ..the other is a standard 15 round glock brand clip never used both are full i can send it w/ or w/out the ammo ....

and there both full of winchester elite's ...if that matters ....im broke now so im trying to find things i can sell .........make me an offer if anyone is interested.....James

[Riyame]

Be careful if you want to ship it with the ammo. I dont think it is legal to do so through USPS, you will need a courier service, and probably pay a dangerous goods fee. $20 IIRC.

[Bryanxwhite]

As long as the package is under 66kg (33 lbs) it can be shipped as ORM-D. You have to check DOT's site as far as the 'proper' way to package the ammo. A lot of post offices won't even except it even if it meets requirements. You should be able to package it, label it with a limited quantity and ORM-D placard. It will be cheaper and less paperwork to ship it ground as opposed to air. Don't quote me on this because the HazMat I ship at work is different than ammunition. The other option, like most do is to throw caution to the wind and ship it with a lot of bubble wrap!

[james504]

or ill just take them out ..and just ship the 2 clips

[aoyue2702]

I work at fedex,

We ship ammo all the time.

Write " ORM-D AMMUNITION , SMALL ARMS " on the side of the box, that's all you have to do. Most companies use pre made stickers that say ORM-D ... but that isn't required.

There is no special packaging or paperwork required. Just ship it as any other normal package. Ammo is not a HAZ-MAT