One of my worst nightmares come true

[Fishtail]

You're getting freaky a little too soon. Don't forget you're dealing with people who have all but given up.

The last two times I returned my Trojan to Doug Mann for his special brand of stock butchering, the USPS lost it for about a month. They showed it was received at the post office 1/4 mile from my house, then absolutely no idea where it went. I went through the usual indignation, then it suddenly appeared as intended - about a month after it was shipped.

My opinion? One of two possibilities - someone in the USPS recognizes it is a gun and stashes it away to see if anyone raises much stink over it. They're hoping they can quietly cart it home once things cool down. Or, someone on the USPS is anti-gun and does whatever he can to make things tough on gun people by purposely losing it.

I'll bet if you were shipping curtain rods they would never get lost.

[John Truitt]

Mr Holes,
Sounds like similar to my experience so far.
What action did you take if any. How was the outcome. SOL?




I dont think its too soon to have things checked out/ stir the pot. I could be cool about it for a while. But I feel the sooner I get things out in the open and the more people "informed" the better chance I have of it showing up.