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Shipping alcohol
Sig220_Ruger77
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What special things do I have to and/or charges do I have to pay to ship alcohol? It will be some small 50 ML bottles, all of which are plastic.
Jon
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You do have to declare it as a flammable or it's a felony.
...even beer Danny???
quote:Originally posted by dheffley
You do have to declare it as a flammable or it's a felony.
...even beer Danny???
Not sure about beer, but I wouldn't ship a carbonated liquid under any circumstance.
quote:Originally posted by ECC
quote:Originally posted by dheffley
You do have to declare it as a flammable or it's a felony.
...even beer Danny???
Not sure about beer, but I wouldn't ship a carbonated liquid under any circumstance.
I was told that you can get around the shipping regs by labling the package "Contains Yeast"...I'm not sure if that is true, but I have a couple six packs of some local brew I need to ship out.
I was told that you can get around the shipping regs by labling the package "Contains Yeast"...I'm not sure if that is true, but I have a couple six packs of some local brew I need to ship out.
But, if it's handled roughly or exposed to adverse temeratures (and this is the time of year for that), it will leak. If it does, I would expect a knock at the door and some legal fees.