Thread: Fastways Couriers WTF!

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Talked to a guy yesterday who bought a rifle from down south....had survived two world wars in excellent condition over 150years without damage and it arrived via fastways with a big chunk smashed out of the stock

complained and got a "sorry"

I post and receive guns every week, never had one damaged, might be the way we wrap them ?

Originally Posted by Taff

I post and receive guns every week, never had one damaged, might be the way we wrap them ?

To break a chunk of wood out of the stock it would basically have to be thrown at the ground or stabbed with a forklift fork.....regardless of packaging.

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Vietnamcam.....
Interested,and not trying to second guess here,but how do you "wrap" it.Is it in a hard gun case,plastic,wooden,cardboard??.The first poster shows a photo that looks like its just wrapped in paper,cloth.Seems you are just asking for issues with that type of wrap.Curious as to why anyone would send a gun like that.

I understand cases can get expensive,seems a small price to pay for the value and condition of the firearm.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

To break a chunk of wood out of the stock it would basically have to be thrown at the ground or stabbed with a forklift fork.....regardless of packaging.

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Originally Posted by A330driver

Vietnamcam.....
Interested,and not trying to second guess here,but how do you "wrap" it.Is it in a hard gun case,plastic,wooden,cardboard??.The first poster shows a photo that looks like its just wrapped in paper,cloth.Seems you are just asking for issues with that type of wrap.Curious as to why anyone would send a gun like that.

I understand cases can get expensive,seems a small price to pay for the value and condition of the firearm.

I'm not sure how it was packaged other than the guy saying it was well packaged sorry.

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