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Unread 08-01-2025, 05:53 PM   #1
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Enter all the data for the shipment on my account page. Then pay and print it out. We normally have shipments coming here every week so I just either wait for the delivery or I call our UPS driver and meet him to give him my parcel. Easy peasy.

Anyone can go onto the UPS site and create an account. That way you can schedule shipments and pay/print your shipping labels.
Our account at the shop when we generate a label it pops up on the drivers something or other and they’re supposed to come by and pick it up that day if before I think 3 PM otherwise the next buisness day .
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I’m Pretty sure you can pay precision to send you a shipping label, they are pretty helpful folks, I’m sure if you call they will tell you the best way to go about it. I’m not sure what carrier they use.

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I just went through this, shipping loaded shells to Precision. First, there is a difference between UPS Store and UPS and FEDEX Office and FEDEX. Second, UPS Store and FEDEX Office will NOT take any dangerous items period.
You can ship dangerous items, included loaded shot gun shells by ground through FEDEX and UPS, you have to go to the FEDEX or UPS shipping locations( NOT the STORE or OFFICE) which maybe some distance from you.
If you want to ship to Precision, go on line and get there instructions, and take it to a FEDEX of UPS shipping location , I had not problem once I found out where the FEDEX shipping location is.
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I can make this whole process VERY simple. Purchase your shipping label from Precision, package the shells and place the limited hazmat logo on the outside, then just drop it off and any place that accepts UPS returns. Walgreens, CVS, Staples, etc. I guarantee their are several close to where anyone lives. I drop mine off at CVS in my town. They scan it in, and UPS picks it up there. As long as it has the UPS label on it the package is accepted with no questions asked.
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