It's a stripped receiver, it doesn't have a short barrel installed so it's not an SBR. As such it is in Title 1 configuration, so it's a rifle.

Take it to the Post office and mail it.

Anyone else getting dizzy yet?

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Originally posted by TooTech:
It's a stripped receiver, it doesn't have a short barrel installed so it's not an SBR. As such it is in Title 1 configuration, so it's a rifle.

Not according to BATFE's July 7, 2009 Open Letter to Federal Firearms Licensees.

Since the lower does not have a shoulder stock, it is not a rifle or shotgun, and since it does not have a short stock designed to be gripped with one hand, it is not a pistol or revolver.

Since it does not meet the tests to be a pistol, revolver, rifle, or shotgun, it is classified as "other firearm."

As to shipping via the US Mail, the USPS says non-licensees can only ship rifles and shotguns via the US Mail (see link to Pub 53, section 43 on page 1).

If you attach a shoulder stock, you can ship as a rifle. If you attach only the grip, its a handgun and a nonlicensee can't ship handguns via the US Mail.