So today I was receiving a delivery of ammo in my NH home, the delivery driver asked me for a government ID, I asked why , isn’t NH a free- state? I had ammo delivered in my home before and nobody ever asked before I said, I was only asking when the driver grab the box really angry and said that I was going to cost him his job, took the box in a hurry and speed off angry never answering my question and trying to have a conversation about it, I was caught of guard because I was really trying to obtain the answer and before I knew he took off with my ammo, I never had any issues with a delivery guy, as far as I was concerned was I wrong for asking, last I check in NH state is not require an ID when you buy ammo, correct or was I wrong?
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Fed-ex asking for Government ID when buying ammo
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greencobra
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move to massachusetts. i got ammo 2 days ago, no id required. massachusetts - 1, new hampshire - 0
MaxStravinsky
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FedEx sucks.
SJan
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was it shipped "adult signature required" ?
If so, your interaction with the driver was not because ammo, but because that's what the shipper requested, (because ammo) probably to reduce risks of theft.
I had a package left on my doorstep just a few days ago that was shipped "adult signature required" So you either get your experience, or a driver that DGAF and forges something just to get the box off his truck.
If so, your interaction with the driver was not because ammo, but because that's what the shipper requested, (because ammo) probably to reduce risks of theft.
I had a package left on my doorstep just a few days ago that was shipped "adult signature required" So you either get your experience, or a driver that DGAF and forges something just to get the box off his truck.
TrackDayRdr
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My son recently sent a black powder pistol to Bennelli for repair. It went and came back via UPS. We had to sign for it but we knew that ahead of time.
Not from sig, they are 2 minutes from my house, but I will be interested in knowing more about why mentioning the part about this being a free state is incorrect from my part, I was stating a fact not meant as a attack to the driver.
I hope he does not loose his job, I’m not a vindictive man or would try to get someone fire, all I requested was that I did not want him back in my property and told the person that I have zero wishes to get him fire, if he gets fire is because of his own actions.
I see, to be honest I was surprised at the whole thing, I had ammo dropped off before with zero problems, perhaps the my surprised came across as aggressive or being a dick and he had a long day , don’t know that is why I wrote this thread, for sure not trying to be right, if I was wrong then is on me lesson learned and I deserved the Karen thing.
Sounds like you were the one that over reacted to the situation. When a delivery person asks for ID, he or she is just doing their job. They have a package that the delivery instructions state they do certain things. If you want the delivery, just do what they ask and move on.
I have not been in my 20's for 40 years but when my GF orders wine, I have to show my ID and sign. I don't have a problem with that.
Mesatchornug
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You're assuming the driver knows he's delivering ammo.
Unless the box is labeled, all he knows is that it's heavy and the shipper cares enough to request a signature. Here he is, trying to do his job and you're busting his balls over "I thought this is free America."
Unless the box is labeled, all he knows is that it's heavy and the shipper cares enough to request a signature. Here he is, trying to do his job and you're busting his balls over "I thought this is free America."
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