UPS has outdone itself. I'm actually impressed by how massive of a failure this is, even Kiblers famous crates are no match! INSURE YOUR STUFF FOLKS!

[BS2366]

I'm wondering if they though it was a rifle, not ML, and wanted to see it for themselves.

 

[RobertIN]

I'm wondering if they though it was a rifle, not ML, and wanted to see it for themselves.

Possibly. It was sent to an FFL (New York is dumb), maybe they thought they'd check if they could get a sweet unmentionable and thought the ML was useless for their nefarious plans.

 

[BS2366]

Possibly. It was sent to an FFL (New York is dumb), maybe they thought they'd check if they could get a sweet unmentionable and thought the ML was useless for their nefarious plans.

I bet you're right!

 

[brushblind]

Never ups.

It would be great if there was a shipping co. just for firearms etc. that guaranteed damage free delivery. Maybe it would be a great new business for someone if they could get past all the red tape.

 

[springfield art]

Good grief. I'm a retired game warden. I once sent a Browning (new model) BAR off to a lab, and the analyst called and said he wasn't sure the rifle was safe to fire.

"Why not?"

"Because of the broken stock."

It was in like-new condition when I UPS'd it, and the only way it was broken was if someone put it on two boxes and jumped on it. I'm still ******.

Ouch!

 

[Moonshine Joe]

Re telescoping case, try one of the Kolpin ATV rifle scabbard. My 1803 fits into one.