Looking for retumbo powder... text Me if u have some.. 8142514663.. Paul
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SOLD/EXPIRED wtb hodgdon retumbo powder
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FearNoWind
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Seein' as how I can't legally ship it, where are you located. We'd have to make direct contact for a transaction like that.
Pennsylvania... Lol why can't u ship it
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Hazmat is $28 and can you apply a few stickers to a box?
Nope, shipping hazmat material requires special certification training,computer generated hazmat labels, the right type of shipping boxes plus a few other things if I remember right. (I'm a ups driver).
Guess you would know then. UPS SOP vary by location?
Regarding my experience, I have shipped powder a few times via UPS (Bozeman and Missoula, MT) and it was as simple as simple gets. And no I did not 'hide' that I was shipping powder.
Additionally, I have receive powder via UPS and the shipping box has always been a regular shipping box with the additional form attached to the outside of the box.
Regarding my experience, I have shipped powder a few times via UPS (Bozeman and Missoula, MT) and it was as simple as simple gets. And no I did not 'hide' that I was shipping powder.
Additionally, I have receive powder via UPS and the shipping box has always been a regular shipping box with the additional form attached to the outside of the box.
I had a ups customer center that wouldn't let me ship a rifle cuz they said I needed an ffl.. but that's not true as long as I'm shipping to an ffl correct??
Yeah I had copy of guys ffl.. but they told me I needed my own ffl
dirtball
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That is BS, if you are talking about a UPS shipping center they do not know the law and are trying to cover their ***.
The "UPS Stores" are franchised and not usually owned by UPS, these guys will not except firearms because they don't want the liability.
Dave
Firearms Shipping Guide- GunBroker.com Help Center
http://www.vaguntrader.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/174301#Post174301
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Fairchase - certain types of cardboard boxes are not allowed to ship hazardous materials in. While an approved box may seem like a "normal" box there are certain requirements and not all cardboard boxes meet those requirements.
The UPS requirements are the same anywhere you go. You might get away with it if you don't tell them what you are shipping and do not label the box but it is certainly not worth the risk to me. Fines are in the 1,000's of dollars
While it may seem like it is just a simple sticker on the box, it takes quite a bit of money ($250 just to take the test) time, training, etc to become an approved hazardous shipper in order to get those stickers.
Do some searching on Google about this, or even better yet go to the UPS or FedX web site and read about shipping hazardous materials.
The UPS requirements are the same anywhere you go. You might get away with it if you don't tell them what you are shipping and do not label the box but it is certainly not worth the risk to me. Fines are in the 1,000's of dollars
While it may seem like it is just a simple sticker on the box, it takes quite a bit of money ($250 just to take the test) time, training, etc to become an approved hazardous shipper in order to get those stickers.
Do some searching on Google about this, or even better yet go to the UPS or FedX web site and read about shipping hazardous materials.
