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Posted: 11/8/2023 3:44:27 PM EDT
Rang the doorbell & took off, driver signed for it.
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Death to quislings.
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[Last Edit: MallNinja531]
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Black powder (ie muzzleloader)?
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Nope. Title 1.
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Death to quislings.
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[Last Edit: Jodan1776]
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Mighty hard to get decent help these days. Often, a warm body that "usually" shows up and does not offend wokeness is all it takes.
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“As long as none of us gets hurt, we’re making memories.” - one GA trooper to another after shooting HOSTAGE 9 times
Their SHAME has become their PRIDE |
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Glad I’m not the only one. They changed the address on my transfer to the FFL’s home address and left it in front of his garage yesterday.
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OTOH, I just got a delivery of some scope rings and FedEx wanted to scan my ID for it.
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“As long as none of us gets hurt, we’re making memories.” - one GA trooper to another after shooting HOSTAGE 9 times
Their SHAME has become their PRIDE |
[Last Edit: RABIDFOX50]
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Rang the doorbell & took off, driver signed for it. View Quote Yup. Three weeks ago I had a case of 5.7 ammo left in the middle of my driveway. Got rained on. Went to the FedEx hub and raised hell. Shipper threatened to sue FedEx. Had them on the phone while speaking to the fucktard supervisor. They sent me a new case via UPS that did the correct thing and placed it on my porch. FedEx driver was fired. Driver had prior convictions for theft, DUI and battery on a pregnant woman YET is still walking around getting jobs they should have turned him down for. Fuck FedEx and the motherfucker. |
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I'd think that's on the shipper. If they didn't request adult signature. it's not the shipping Co responsibility
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Death to quislings.
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And I just got this email from UPS:
This summer, UPS and the U.S. Teamsters reached a new five-year labor agreement that rewards our hardworking people and sets us up to better serve you. We want to thank you for continuing to trust us with your shipping needs. At UPS, we are committed to investing in the best team in the industry, innovative technology, and an unmatched global network. This is all to ensure that you can serve your customers with needed speed and reliability. To help you plan ahead, here is a summary of our rate changes for 2024. Effective December 3, 2023, UPS Air Freight rates within and between the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico will increase an average net 6.3%. Effective December 26, 2023, the rates for UPS Ground, UPS Air and International will increase an average net 5.9%. |
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“As long as none of us gets hurt, we’re making memories.” - one GA trooper to another after shooting HOSTAGE 9 times
Their SHAME has become their PRIDE |
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Not a gun, but last week I ordered a tonneau cover for my pickup.
I got mine left at the door, and another one for a lady 25 miles away, and her box was clearly labeled for her address, not mine. FedEx sucks. |
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They won't even deliver an optic or trigger without making me sign for it.
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If he signed for it, he can enter it into his bound book.
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gaza delenda est
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Death to quislings.
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Originally Posted By nvhunter: I'd think that's on the shipper. If they didn't request adult signature. it's not the shipping Co responsibility View Quote Both are at risk. (e)It shall be unlawful for any person knowingly to deliver or cause to be delivered to any common or contract carrier for transportation or shipment in interstate or foreign commerce, to persons other than licensed importers, licensed manufacturers, licensed dealers, or licensed collectors, any package or other container in which there is any firearm or ammunition without written notice to the carrier that such firearm or ammunition is being transported or shipped; (f) (2)It shall be unlawful for any common or contract carrier to deliver in interstate or foreign commerce any firearm without obtaining written acknowledgement of receipt from the recipient of the package or other container in which there is a firearm. |
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Every order I've gotten from Anderson is just left on my garage porch by usps...
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Originally Posted By RABIDFOX50: Yup. Three weeks ago I had a case of 5.7 ammo left in the middle of my driveway. Got rained on. Went to the FedEx hub and raised hell. Shipper threatened to sue FedEx. Had them on the phone while speaking to the fucktard supervisor. They sent me a new case via UPS that did the correct thing and placed it on my porch. FedEx driver was fired. Driver had prior convictions for theft, DUI and battery on a pregnant woman YET is still walking around getting jobs they should have turned him down for. Fuck FedEx and the motherfucker. View Quote Where should someone like that work? |
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FFL here as well. Typical fedex, ups, and usps behavior.
Had one fedex guy take the package (shotgun) off the truck, put it by the garage, turnaround and put it back on the truck. Must have seen it was sig confirmation and didn't want to go to my front door. Lazy fuck. |
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"Safety is something that happens between your ears, not something you hold in your hands." - Col. Jeff Cooper
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Several years ago I purchased a Bushmaster V-match rifle from a guy out of state.
Had it shipped to my FFL here in OK. UPS tracking shows it on it's way. A week later I get a call from the service manager at the local Ford dealership. He left work at noon to get some lunch and spotted a box laying in the middle of the road. So he stops to pick it up, see's my phone #on the shipping label and gives me a call. I go to the dealership and pick it up, thanking the guy for his honesty. Rifle was not damaged. Apparently the UPS driver left the door up on his truck, the box fell out. So I track the shipment, shows out for delivery, then it suddenly disappears from UPS tacking a day later. Hmmmm...... |
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When I had my 03, I had a rifle and pistol left on my front porch by USPS and UPS respectively. I've also had many sig required orders of ammo left on my porch.
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dfwlabrescue.org
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The voices in my head say I’m just being paranoid
KY, USA
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USPS once put a pistol in my mailbox.
It was mine so no 4473 was required, but it was signature required. |
If you aren't representing Jesus in a way that makes people want to hang out with you, you're doing it wrong.
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Had the same thing happen on Friday but it was UPS. Fedex always makes me sign now.
…after I got into it with their local distribution center manager. Driver left a box of silencers on someone’s porch 3 blocks over . Matching house # but totally different street. They didn’t even care until I told them it was a box of guns- then suddenly got real helpful. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Rang the doorbell & took off, driver signed for it. View Quote |
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Preferred pronoun: MARINE
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And it is this inability to properly take care of their JOB that has led to increased prices and the new rules making it extremely difficult and expensive for non-FFLs to ship firearms.
Rob |
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Originally Posted By RABIDFOX50: Yup. Three weeks ago I had a case of 5.7 ammo left in the middle of my driveway. Got rained on. Went to the FedEx hub and raised hell. Shipper threatened to sue FedEx. Had them on the phone while speaking to the fucktard supervisor. They sent me a new case via UPS that did the correct thing and placed it on my porch. FedEx driver was fired. Driver had prior convictions for theft, DUI and battery on a pregnant woman YET is still walking around getting jobs they should have turned him down for. Fuck FedEx and the motherfucker. View Quote Had one driver in 2021 that was still signing COVID on everything and leaving outside our office door, or if we had one of our bay doors open, just stack in there with other crap. So we'd never see it or know it had been delivered. Now, I have 6 bay doors, 3 on each end of the building, all pull through, and we upfit public safety vehicles and repair the comms, and tech in the cars, dashcams, printers, modems, etc. The garage handles the mechanical stuff. So this stuff is expensive. $300k+ deliveries are not uncommon. If doors were closed, he'd leave in the rain. We complained more than one time as we have a guy who handles all our receiving, and no one else had an issue having him sign. After a few complaints, he quit signing COVID, left a $10k delivery at the door and signed "F U". Pretty sure he didnt finish his route that day. |
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Had weeks long “attempts to deliver” by ups. Nobody ever actually came to my home, although I was repeatedly getting notifications that they had tried.
It’s a single box of ammo from Global Ordnance. Drop shipped as part of an order. GO has bent over backwards to fix it. Arranged to have it held at a ups store a few miles away. Got a “we returned it to the shipper” notification after a couple days. GO is re shipping it to my parents, who are retired. Seriously, Global Ordnance deserves a shoutout for great customer service. Brian Bell has put a lot of effort into getting those 20 rounds of 308 to me. If someone knows their screen name, I’d like to @ them. |
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"Now none of the frightened soldiers moved, for they saw that cowardice and valor purchased equal plots in the snipers' killing field"
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[Last Edit: DogtownTom]
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Originally Posted By Sputnik556: USPS once put a pistol in my mailbox. It was mine so no 4473 was required, but it was signature required. View Quote Are you a licensed dealer, importer or manufacturer? If not, that was a felony by the shipper. USPS regs prohibit shipping firearms other than rifles or shotguns to a nonlicensee. Anything else must be only "customary trade shipments" between those licensed as a dealer, importer or manufacturer. 432 Mailability |
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Don't let the join date fool you... here since '97
VA, USA
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www.HansohnBrothers.com
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Don't let the join date fool you... here since '97
VA, USA
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[Last Edit: HansohnBrothers]
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Originally Posted By DogtownTom: Are you a licensed dealer, importer or manufacturer? If not, that was a felony by the shipper. USPS regs prohibit shipping firearms other than rifles or shotguns to a nonlicensee. Anything else must be only "customary trade shipments" between those licensed as a dealer, importer or manufacturer. 432 Mailability View Quote |
www.HansohnBrothers.com
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Originally Posted By HansohnBrothers: https://media.tenor.com/qK4uJn-NnTUAAAAd/first-time-james-franco.gif View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By HansohnBrothers: Originally Posted By backbencher: Rang the doorbell & took off, driver signed for it. https://media.tenor.com/qK4uJn-NnTUAAAAd/first-time-james-franco.gif Lol! Yep. |
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Death to quislings.
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Happens all the time to me with pistols because all of the UPS drivers around here are idiots. The one time UPS brought me a rifle, there was a tire track on the squished box and the barrel was bent.
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-Let him bear the palm who has won it
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Happens every day here…
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My plates weren't delivered today because no one was home to sign for them. I had called them yesterday and gave them authorization to deliver and accept the SIGNED UPS card I left taped to the door
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Originally Posted By retired_11b: Happens all the time to me with pistols because all of the UPS drivers around here are idiots. The one time UPS brought me a rifle, there was a tire track on the squished box and the barrel was bent. View Quote I was issued a Colt M4 once that seemingly had been run over by a truck. From mechanical zero, it shot a foot to the right at 25 yds. I wasn't even on the paper. |
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Death to quislings.
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And.... They just did it again. This time w/ a shotgun.
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Death to quislings.
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Which model Highpoint carbine was it?
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-Let him bear the palm who has won it
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Originally Posted By Jmo371: Where should someone like that work? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Jmo371: Originally Posted By RABIDFOX50: Yup. Three weeks ago I had a case of 5.7 ammo left in the middle of my driveway. Got rained on. Went to the FedEx hub and raised hell. Shipper threatened to sue FedEx. Had them on the phone while speaking to the fucktard supervisor. They sent me a new case via UPS that did the correct thing and placed it on my porch. FedEx driver was fired. Driver had prior convictions for theft, DUI and battery on a pregnant woman YET is still walking around getting jobs they should have turned him down for. Fuck FedEx and the motherfucker. Where should someone like that work? UPS. |
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Death to quislings.
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Originally Posted By Jmo371: Where should someone like that work? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Jmo371: Originally Posted By RABIDFOX50: Yup. Three weeks ago I had a case of 5.7 ammo left in the middle of my driveway. Got rained on. Went to the FedEx hub and raised hell. Shipper threatened to sue FedEx. Had them on the phone while speaking to the fucktard supervisor. They sent me a new case via UPS that did the correct thing and placed it on my porch. FedEx driver was fired. Driver had prior convictions for theft, DUI and battery on a pregnant woman YET is still walking around getting jobs they should have turned him down for. Fuck FedEx and the motherfucker. Where should someone like that work? this. Doordash drivers, shelf stockers, short order cooks, warehouse pickers ... all these jobs that require no skill and don't have public interaction are chock full of inkies, pincushions and felons. |
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Originally Posted By mudholestomper: Had weeks long “attempts to deliver” by ups. Nobody ever actually came to my home, although I was repeatedly getting notifications that they had tried. It’s a single box of ammo from Global Ordnance. Drop shipped as part of an order. GO has bent over backwards to fix it. Arranged to have it held at a ups store a few miles away. Got a “we returned it to the shipper” notification after a couple days. GO is re shipping it to my parents, who are retired. Seriously, Global Ordnance deserves a shoutout for great customer service. Brian Bell has put a lot of effort into getting those 20 rounds of 308 to me. If someone knows their screen name, I’d like to @ them. View Quote GO is awesome. I've got a bunch of ammo from them. |
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Originally Posted By retired_11b: You just have to love equipment that was made by the lowest bidder. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By retired_11b: Originally Posted By backbencher: I was issued a Colt M4 once that seemingly had been run over by a truck. From mechanical zero, it shot a foot to the right at 25 yds. I wasn't even on the paper. You just have to love equipment that was made by the lowest bidder. Did you read what he posted, or not understand it? This wasn't Colt's fault at all. Gotdamn. |
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Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Did you read what he posted, or not understand it? This wasn't Colt's fault at all. Gotdamn. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Originally Posted By retired_11b: Originally Posted By backbencher: I was issued a Colt M4 once that seemingly had been run over by a truck. From mechanical zero, it shot a foot to the right at 25 yds. I wasn't even on the paper. You just have to love equipment that was made by the lowest bidder. Did you read what he posted, or not understand it? This wasn't Colt's fault at all. Gotdamn. It probably was Colt's fault b/c it probably wasn't run over by a truck - it seemingly had been run over by a truck, but probably came off the production line that way. |
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Death to quislings.
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Dayum. 0900 Sunday morning, FedEx drops off a firearm. They'll be doing regular Sunday deliveries through the holiday season. New temp driver actually asks for my ID. My normal driver doesn't, I just sign and he bolts, but he's a customer so he knows I'm over 21.
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Heller II - Challenging DC's bans on semi-automatic rifles, large-capacity ammunition feeding devices, and its onerous and expensive handgun registration process. http://www.HellerFoundation.org/
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[Last Edit: raygixxer89]
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Originally Posted By backbencher: It probably was Colt's fault b/c it probably wasn't run over by a truck - it seemingly had been run over by a truck, but probably came off the production line that way. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Originally Posted By retired_11b: Originally Posted By backbencher: I was issued a Colt M4 once that seemingly had been run over by a truck. From mechanical zero, it shot a foot to the right at 25 yds. I wasn't even on the paper. You just have to love equipment that was made by the lowest bidder. Did you read what he posted, or not understand it? This wasn't Colt's fault at all. Gotdamn. It probably was Colt's fault b/c it probably wasn't run over by a truck - it seemingly had been run over by a truck, but probably came off the production line that way. Ah. mea culpa. You're right. My apologies. I'm an idiot, lol. @backbencher |
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Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Ah. mea culpa. You're right. My apologies. I'm an idiot, lol. @backbencher View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Originally Posted By retired_11b: Originally Posted By backbencher: I was issued a Colt M4 once that seemingly had been run over by a truck. From mechanical zero, it shot a foot to the right at 25 yds. I wasn't even on the paper. You just have to love equipment that was made by the lowest bidder. Did you read what he posted, or not understand it? This wasn't Colt's fault at all. Gotdamn. It probably was Colt's fault b/c it probably wasn't run over by a truck - it seemingly had been run over by a truck, but probably came off the production line that way. Ah. mea culpa. You're right. My apologies. I'm an idiot, lol. @backbencher No, Colt's the idiot. We expect more from one of America's greatest gun companies, but over & over they prove we shouldn't. |
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Death to quislings.
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Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Ah. mea culpa. You're right. My apologies. I'm an idiot, lol. @backbencher View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By raygixxer89: Originally Posted By retired_11b: Originally Posted By backbencher: I was issued a Colt M4 once that seemingly had been run over by a truck. From mechanical zero, it shot a foot to the right at 25 yds. I wasn't even on the paper. You just have to love equipment that was made by the lowest bidder. Did you read what he posted, or not understand it? This wasn't Colt's fault at all. Gotdamn. It probably was Colt's fault b/c it probably wasn't run over by a truck - it seemingly had been run over by a truck, but probably came off the production line that way. Ah. mea culpa. You're right. My apologies. I'm an idiot, lol. @backbencher I read it. I'm glad that you re-read it. |
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[Last Edit: Ridgeline]
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About a year ago the FedEx driver released 10lbs of black power to my 12 year old.
At least the driver had them sign for it. I got everything but damn. Few months back I had UPS leave $1,800 in HazMat by the road. New FedEx driver was going by and saw the package. They stopped and walked up to let me know it was there. I blew a gasket but the UPS boss didn't give a single fuck. |
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