ThisAndyC wrote:Nobody to blame, just happenstance. I'd wipe down each round by hand and dump them into a few of those coffee-cans with some silicone packs; the ammo should be just fine.
Bought ammo, shipped to my door, ALL WET! What do I do?.
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Re: Bought ammo, shipped to my door, ALL WET! What do I do?.
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Re: Bought ammo, shipped to my door, ALL WET! What do I do?.
I just had 300 rounds of 5.56 dropped off at my front door by the Brown Truck of Happiness today. I was in the shower. I heard my dog bark. I thought to myself, that must be my ammo. When I checked, there it was. I was happy. I'm headed to the range for the first time in a while coming up here soon. Woot, and all that.E.Marquez wrote:If you have to sign, that is just because the shipping option selected by you or the shipper, it's not a requirement.puma guy wrote:I have always had to sign for ammunition deliveries. The websites even mentioned a signature was required. I'd take the boxes out and let them dry. I had a lot of ammo flooded in Allison and most it survived.
I've had ammo dropped off many times, twice this week as well... and looking at both UPS and FEDEX sites, there is no such requirement i can find. So I doubt it is just an oversight by both my UPS and FEDEX local drivers.
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.”
― G. Michael Hopf, "Those Who Remain"
#TINVOWOOT
― G. Michael Hopf, "Those Who Remain"
#TINVOWOOT
Re: Bought ammo, shipped to my door, ALL WET! What do I do?.
The Annoyed Man wrote:I just had 300 rounds of 5.56 dropped off at my front door by the Brown Truck of Happiness today. I was in the shower. I heard my dog bark. I thought to myself, that must be my ammo. When I checked, there it was. I was happy. I'm headed to the range for the first time in a while coming up here soon. Woot, and all that.E.Marquez wrote:If you have to sign, that is just because the shipping option selected by you or the shipper, it's not a requirement.puma guy wrote:I have always had to sign for ammunition deliveries. The websites even mentioned a signature was required. I'd take the boxes out and let them dry. I had a lot of ammo flooded in Allison and most it survived.
I've had ammo dropped off many times, twice this week as well... and looking at both UPS and FEDEX sites, there is no such requirement i can find. So I doubt it is just an oversight by both my UPS and FEDEX local drivers.
500 rounds of .45 dropped off today for me as well.. Still waiting on 500 rds of 9mm I ordered almost 10 days ago,,
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