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Use pirateship to buy your label. It's cheaper, and you never have to have awkward conversations with idiots.
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What is pirate ship. Is it safe? FedEx steals stuff in my experience. Ups will not pay for anything if they break it, even if it is insured. That is both from my experience and the experience of simpson Ltd who sells thousands of guns per year.Use pirateship to buy your label. It's cheaper, and you never have to have awkward conversations with idiots.
Shippers with a Federal Firearm LicenseHuh. Looks like they are no longer allowing non-FFLs to ship firearms. Page here.
I've been using it for quite awhile with no issues. It allows you to get "bulk shipping account" pricing without the account.What is pirate ship. Is it safe?
I whole heartily concur with this!FedEx sucks anyway, lazy and never gets packages delivered on time.... as far as I am concerned let the entire company go under...
Agreed. I ship, literally, nothing with them any more. Some of the vendors I work with in my day job and side hustle do, but I am not interfacing with them voluntarily due to a bunch of issues with their "service". Two that finally did it: the first they lost a revolver I shipped, but it was eventually tracked down, no thanks to them. (Then absconded with by Taurus.). The other was very important papers sent to our primary brokerage that was first destroyed by the USPS then lost, found, not delivered, but returned destroyed by FedEx. Well done to both!Fedex has been going down hill for years doesn't surprise me at all.
Agreed. I ship, literally, nothing with them any more. Some of the vendors I work with in my day job and side hustle do, but I am not interfacing with them voluntarily due to a bunch of issues with their "service".
I usually use UPS for ammo and FedEx for shipping guns to FFLs. I'm a non FFL. Knowing that I'm sending the ammo ground I do not apply the hazmat stickers. It's going ground anyways and I don't like putting a neon (steal me) sign on the shipment. Use non descript packaging, double wall preferred or with guns, a cheap Plano style case inside of double wall box if you must. Tape it shut, label it, and hand it off to a driver. If you go directly to the hub, it's none of their business what's inside the box. Make something up ahead of time if you feel the need to answer will arise. I dunno tell them, race car parts, cnc machinery parts, the counter employees mothers battery operated Black & Decker Pecker Wrecker. Again as typed in my previous reply, do not drop off anything firearms (including ammo) related at a UPS store or FedEx Kinko type location.So what's the future hold for gun owners who get a shipping label to ship a gun back to a mfg. For warranty purposes?
You're building a staircase?Parts for a home abortion machine. . . . .
Machined part for mounting optics on other machinesCall 'em tools
Or custom machine parts