cohunt
Well-Known Member
So what's up with Brownells shipping department and hazmat shipping of smokeless powder????????
Smokeless powder is hazmat-- but it should be labeled "flammable " not "explosive "
In the past my powder shipments have been "flammable" and some but not all have required signatures for shipping---I've been able to sign the "missed you" shipping tag and the fed-ex or ups guy just leaves them on my porch the next day.
BUT Brownells just sent my powder via "explosives" label and fed ex refuses to leave it without an "in person adult signature" -- it almost got sent back to Brownells but I was able to meet them for the final delivery attempt.
Are they doing this on purpose so shipments no longer get left on the porch and "get lost"? Or do you think this was a mistake by an uninformed shipping department worker? (as real black powder (goex) is considered explosive)
If it was done on purpose-- I'm not a fan, and they need to tell you you must be present for delivery when you order.
Or have the hazmat designations changed and I was un-aware?
Smokeless powder is hazmat-- but it should be labeled "flammable " not "explosive "
In the past my powder shipments have been "flammable" and some but not all have required signatures for shipping---I've been able to sign the "missed you" shipping tag and the fed-ex or ups guy just leaves them on my porch the next day.
BUT Brownells just sent my powder via "explosives" label and fed ex refuses to leave it without an "in person adult signature" -- it almost got sent back to Brownells but I was able to meet them for the final delivery attempt.
Are they doing this on purpose so shipments no longer get left on the porch and "get lost"? Or do you think this was a mistake by an uninformed shipping department worker? (as real black powder (goex) is considered explosive)
If it was done on purpose-- I'm not a fan, and they need to tell you you must be present for delivery when you order.
Or have the hazmat designations changed and I was un-aware?