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AndyC 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.

E.Marquez wrote:

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.

If you have to sign, that is just because the shipping option selected by you or the shipper, it's not a requirement.

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.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

E.Marquez wrote:

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.

If you have to sign, that is just because the shipping option selected by you or the shipper, it's not a requirement.

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.

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.