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Postal Service Considers Lifting Ban on Mailing Handguns

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) is contemplating a significant policy change that could allow the mailing of concealable handguns. Currently, since 1927, such firearms can only be shipped if they originate from licensed dealers. This potential shift could impact gun owners and retailers across the country, particularly in areas like El Paso where firearm regulations are a topic of interest. The decision is still under consideration, and further developments are expected in the coming months.

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