mailing restrictions

[user 1400]

I've got three 24x40 reload packs that I think I might just sell but I am wondering if there are restrictions on these motors. I have a 3-pack of each:

D9-4W
E11-3J(4)
E28-4T(2)

Is there anything I should knoew before I send these through the mail or UPS? I don't know if these warrant HazMat fees or not. Just as good would be if anyone knows where I would be able to find out myself, preferably a website. Thanks for any help.


Peace,

Mike

 

[rstaff3]

There is an article on the NAR website about this: https://www.nar.org/cabinet/index.shtml

Look under 'informational monographs'

 

[gerbs4me]

hey mt,
if you want to sell them let me know, I'd like to buy the E28's

 

[n3tjm]

Dibs on the D9's and E11's

 

[user 1400]

According to the paper I can't send anything with more than 30g propellant and all these packages have more than that each. I don't think I'm gonna split up motor packs just to mail them either.

Peace

Mike

 

[n3tjm]

Thats 30g propellant per cartridge. So you can ship the reload packs as is. That is how I have all my small reloads shipped, parcel post. No Haz Mat

 

[user 1400]

So I should be alright as long as they go parcel post?

 

[rstaff3]

It is my understanding that the exemption that allows manufacturers and distributors to ship the motors under 30gm without Hazmat does not apply to individuals. Just because you receive them this way does not mean you can ship them.

Just double checked the pdf on the NAR site and this is what it says also.

 

[user 1400]

So I need a letter of authorization from the manager of mail preparations and standards. Then I can send it parcel post. That's nice I'll see what I can do. You guys don't mind waiting for the motors do you?

Peace

Mike

 

[rstaff3]

It will be interesting to see how difficult it is for an individual to get a letter. Keep us posted.