Need to send my Taurus in for repair, but how?

[DallasSleeper]

Thanks for the correction, I guess my FFL just did me a favor so I wouldnt have to pay shipping

[Jonny00GT]

FedEx, Baby!! They'll do it.

-Jonny

[CJ]

FedEx, Baby!! They'll do it.

-Jonny

If it's a pistol I believe it must be over night delivery. I could be wrong, but I Remember something about that being a requirement.

[Ruffdaddy]

Aww yeah! CJ the resident Taurus hater in to provide valuable info

[CJ]

Aww yeah! CJ the resident Taurus hater in to provide valuable info

I'm not really a Taurus hater, I just enjoy bagging on them. I was in the market for a Taurus raging bull for the last several years.

[Ruffdaddy]

Lol I know you like to give them shit...and from what I've heard they are great at handling warranty/repair issues (probably from experience sadly). I still think they're unbeatable for the price.

[goofygrin]

They are the foremost experts on receiving broken firearms.

I was trying to be subtle

[KBScobravert]

I will hate the fuck out of the Tuarus semi autos. Take that money you would sink into one their little pistols and add $50 and buy a Glock at the least.

[livetoshoot]

An individual can't ship a handgun via USPS. If you use FedEx or UPS it must go next day air based on their policies.

An individual can ship it back to the manufacturer for repair and the manufacturer can ship it back to the individual without using an FFL.

Now, I have shipped things back to Taurus, Kahr, S&W, etc.(and yes, most of them have been to Taurus) and even though we request it to be shipped back to the individual, about 50% of the time they will send it back to me.

My approach is if I shipped it for you and charged you my shipping fee, I won't charge you a transfer fee if it comes back to me. I don't think I should charge you to get your gun back. But, we still have to do a 4473 and background check if no CHL.

I hope this helps.

[Chili]

An individual can't ship a handgun via USPS. If you use FedEx or UPS it must go next day air based on their policies.

An individual can ship it back to the manufacturer for repair and the manufacturer can ship it back to the individual without using an FFL.

Now, I have shipped things back to Taurus, Kahr, S&W, etc.(and yes, most of them have been to Taurus) and even though we request it to be shipped back to the individual, about 50% of the time they will send it back to me.

My approach is if I shipped it for you and charged you my shipping fee, I won't charge you a transfer fee if it comes back to me. I don't think I should charge you to get your gun back. But, we still have to do a 4473 and background check if no CHL.

I hope this helps.

That sucks that you have to go through a background check to get your own gun back.