Newbie quesition: is it OK to ship Non-restricted gun to P.O. box?

Yes.

The post office staff will leave a parcel card in the box. When the bearer of the card appears at the post office counter, the staff will ask for identification and have the person sign the scanner before receiving the package. It's just as secure as any other method, and it has the side benefit of being at a location remote from your home.

The RCMP have approved the transfer; that is all you need to know. Just because you sell me a rifle does not mean that you - and every other hacker who can read our (so-called) private messages and/or our email - need to know where I live.

You, the Seller, need only a mailing or a shipping address, not both.
 
It is nice to know that I could sell the rifle as I have made a deal to start another project. My wife would not allow me to do that if I still keep the current one:redface:.

Wish I had gotten the $50 mil instead of a free ticket last week:mad:.

Wendell said:
Yes.

The post office staff will leave a parcel card in the box. When the bearer of the card appears at the post office counter, the staff will ask for identification and have the person sign the scanner before receiving the package. It's just as secure as any other method, and it has the side benefit of being at a location remote from your home.

The RCMP have approved the transfer; that is all you need to know. Just because you sell me a rifle does not mean that you - and every other hacker who can read our (so-called) private messages and/or our email - need to know where I live.

You, the Seller, need only a mailing or a shipping address, not both.
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