You can trust that your order will be quickly processed and safely delivered. We can ship most products* anywhere in the United States and we fully insure your order.. When you place an order we will estimate delivery dates based upon the availability of your item(s), shipping method selected and your shipment’s destination. Our shipping charges represent retail rates, excluding applicable sales tax; any handling charges are listed. Most of our products cannot be shipped to international destinations so please submit a message to us from the Contact Us page if you would like to discuss international ordering options.
Long guns with pictures are shipped at UPS rates with a $15 handling charge that includes a brand new Plano hard case that is yours to keep. Those listed without pictures get free shipping and a free hard case. Handguns are shipped at a flat rate of $25 (choose "custom shipping")
* You are responsible for knowing your state and local laws. Here is a summary but it is not
all inclusive! "Assault weapons" are prohibited in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York. Some local
jurisdictions in Ohio also ban "assault weapons." Hawaii prohibits "assault pistols." California bans "assault
weapons", .50BMG caliber firearms, some .50 caliber ammunition and "unsafe handguns." Illinois: Chicago,
Evanston, Oak Park, Morton Grove, Winnetka, Wilmette, and Highland Park prohibit handguns; some cities prohibit
other kinds of firearms. Maryland prohibits "assault pistols"; the sale or manufacture of any handgun
manufactured after Jan. 1, 1985, that does not appear on the Handgun Roster; and the sale of any handgun
manufactured after January 1, 2003 that is not equipped with an "integrated mechanical safety device."
Massachusetts: It is unlawful to sell, transfer or possess "any assault weapon or large capacity feeding
device" [more than 10 rounds] that was not legally possessed on September 13, 1994 and the sale of handguns not
on the Firearms Roster. The City of Boston has a separate "assault weapons" law. The District of Columbia
prohibits new acquisition of handguns and any semi-automatic firearm capable of using a detachable ammunition
magazine of more than 12 rounds capacity and any handgun not registered after February 5, 1977. Virginia
prohibits "Street Sweeper" shotguns. (With respect to some of these laws and ordinances, individuals may retain
prohibited firearms owned previously, with certain restrictions.) The sunset of the federal assault weapons ban
does not affect the validity of state and local "assault weapons" bans.