Apparently it is now legal for anyone to mail handguns

[CaseHardened]

Honestly, USPS sucks.

I have redelivered USPS packages delivered to me but addressed to neighbors many times. Often more than one a year.

Amazon is not much better, but I always get a picture of the delivery.

Several times I've asked USPS to track missing packages, with no success at all. Multiple visits to the local PO and many Forms did not help.

I shudder to imagine USPS misdelivering a HandGun. Even an honest neighbor might call the Police. As with many things, being legal does not avoid trouble.

Every time I renew my Mass LTC the officer asks if I've lost a gun or had it stolen. I strongly suspect if I said yes, no renewal would be granted.

And lost in the mail ?

 

[spat]

Honestly, USPS sucks.

I have redelivered USPS packages delivered to me but addressed to neighbors many times. Often more than one a year.

Amazon is not much better, but I always get a picture of the delivery.

Several times I've asked USPS to track missing packages, with no success at all. Multiple visits to the local PO and many Forms did not help.

I shudder to imagine USPS misdelivering a HandGun. Even an honest neighbor might call the Police. As with many things, being legal does not avoid trouble.

Every time I renew my Mass LTC the officer asks if I've lost a gun or had it stolen. I strongly suspect if I said yes, no renewal would be granted.

And lost in the mail ?

Better than 90% of our Amazon orders are delivered by USPS out here. Of the remaining 10%, probably 8% are UPS and the other 2 split evenly between Fedex and Amazon's own delivery drivers.

And thanks to Mrs Spat's habits, we have a fairly large sample set to look at there.

 

[CaseHardened]

I am curious ... has anyone here ever had a USPS package missing, and had success with USPS in finding that lost package?

 

[C3D]

I am curious ... has anyone here ever had a USPS package missing, and had success with USPS in finding that lost package?

Has anyone here not had a USPS package missing?

 

[CaseHardened]

And they are always gone forever

 

[spat]

I am curious ... has anyone here ever had a USPS package missing, and had success with USPS in finding that lost package?

Happens fairy often out here.

Things are often delivered to the wrong mailbox, and most people will drop it back in the outgoing when they see they got the wrong package or letter.

So you'll get a delivery notification, but the box is empty, then it shows up a day or two later.

I have been on both sides of that multiple times.

 

[CaseHardened]

Better than 90% of our Amazon orders are delivered by USPS out here. Of the remaining 10%, probably 8% are UPS and the other 2 split evenly between Fedex and Amazon's own delivery drivers.

And thanks to Mrs Spat's habits, we have a fairly large sample set to look at there.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/lifestyle-buzz/amazon-ends-usps-partnership-after-95-billion-loss-100000-workers-affected/ar-AA1UBs65?ocid=BingNewsSerp

Amazon and USPS part ways ...

Uh Oh .....

 

[Bustedknees]

Packaging and Labeling Requirements for Firearm Products​

The shipper must use Delivery Confirmation Adult Signature Required and Direct Delivery Only services for each package containing a Firearm and affix a UPS label requesting an adult signature upon delivery.

All Firearm Products must be shipped in new corrugated packaging that meets the UPS Single Wall Box Strength Guidelines.

All Firearm Products must be packaged in accordance with UPS Packaging Guideline Specifications.

Ammunition must be shipped separately from packages that contain Firearms.

The labeling and outer box markings on all Firearm Products shipments must not identify the contents as containing Firearm Products. Labeling, including the shipper's and consignee's abbreviated names on the shipping label or air shipping document, must be non-descriptive.

Or just mark it "please steal me"..