anyone exported an airgun lately (by post/mail)?

[angrybear]

Think the operative word here and you have used it is AIRPORT .
Everything is scanned if going onto a plane .
As Yana has said , rules and regs don't amount to squat unless your box is scanned .
By a lorry is much safer .
But what service to use ?

As I stated above Royal mail will do so (surface mail only) subject to their size limit, PF48 will not export guns or gun parts so to try is against their rules & if found it will be seized /destroyed.
AFAIK no other UK carrier will knowingly carry an airgun for a member of the public, let alone export it.

The parcel will now probably require a customs declaration form so lying about the contents has gone up a notch or two

[hwtyger]

As I stated above Royal mail will do so (surface mail only) subject to their size limit, PF48 will not export guns or gun parts so to try is against their rules & if found it will be seized /destroyed.
AFAIK no other UK carrier will knowingly carry an airgun for a member of the public, let alone export it.

The parcel will now probably require a customs declaration form so lying about the contents has gone up a notch or two

Yep. Topic isnt relevant anymore

[Jimny4x4]

As I stated above Royal mail will do so (surface mail only) subject to their size limit, PF48 will not export guns or gun parts so to try is against their rules & if found it will be seized /destroyed.
AFAIK no other UK carrier will knowingly carry an airgun for a member of the public, let alone export it.

The parcel will now probably require a customs declaration form so lying about the contents has gone up a notch or two

Well that Dutch guy claimed different not Royal Mail but would not help when asked what actual parcels service was being used .
Nice to know that RM will still deliver mind .
Yes agreed Customs labels would now be eventful or is that inventive