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| Marksman Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Southside of Indy
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 | Keep checking There is a hazmat fee for shipping primers but there may also be some sort of licensing requirement. I saw this tossed around on another forum and I recall there was talk that the shipper has to be registered/licensed/ something. There was definitely talk about large fines for violations. Use caution!
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