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gun boxes ?
scott
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anyone have a good source for buying gun boxes ? my ups wont let me use hard cases...
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"A good scope can end a bad situation"
One Shot-One Kill...... SEMPER FI U.S.M.C.
cushion room all around (2 to 4 inches) and look for a precision shop that packs parts for shipment. Here, diesel injection repair shop uses two part foam. They wrap the item in a plastic bag/material, foam the one side of the box, lay the item in the hardening foam then foam in the rest. Fills to form, fills out the box areas, nothing moves or rattles. When it gets there, it comes off in two parts(like stereos, tv's, ect) come, the foam falls off the bag, the item is dust/damage free.
J. Patrick Tatum
Buckmaster, you are not allowed to accept firearms at your store. I know, you've been doing it for years, but it is still a violation of the UPS Tariff. The first time UPS loses or destroys one of your customers guns, they're going to refuse to pay the insurance on it, & you are going to be stuck with the bill.
Neal
Mike in Michigan
Cheaper and it will get there.
Use your local post office, no special markings outside of the box.
just to & from address.
Yes it is leagl if its going to a mfg,ffl, or repair shop/gunsmith.
It cant not be sent to a privite individal!!!!!
I wrapped one up buying & using their cardboard & tape in the lobby.
Nothing said.
But, your better off putting in into a non-descript box, no marrks or mention of guns, use plain old cardboard, even the flat stuff will wrap around it.
Plus USPS doesnt throw that stuff around as bad as UPS using it as a spear, or hockey stick.
Just my experiances
Try your local gun shop. They might have some old one lying around.
"A good scope can end a bad situation"
One Shot-One Kill...... SEMPER FI U.S.M.C.