Africa Huntress
Handloader
- Feb 14, 2012
- 461
- 2
Well that was easy---not
I have always had a healthy amount of respect for my parents but after helping them with the business for a few months, I have a tremendous amount of respect for them.
Norma shipped the wrong bullets to England. I sent them back and finally got the Oryx bullets. I have not yet been reimbursed by them for the cost of shipping the wrong bullets back, but I will not give up until I do.
By the time I got the right bullets, the trouble in Brussels" caused our normal shipping outlet to discontinue shipping anything connected to firearms. So I had to find a different shipper and that turned out to be twice as expensive as our old one. so I had to contact Dad and get the extra expense authorized, which he did of course.
I sent the paperwork to customs only to find out that I was not authorized to sign the customs" documentation for my parents company. So I ran mom down and she sent a notarized letter to them approving my signature on the forms I submitted.
Finally they head toward the States, but they dont arrive when and where they were suppose to arrive. After the airlines put a trace on the shipment they found them in Chicago instead of Las Vegas.
I was able to get the Rhino and the GSC bullets to a few people and assist in finding and getting some BBC bullets to Scotty, as well as assist in the shipping of the Kodiak bullets to Tom and Scotty, all without a hitch. so maybe it was just my turn in the barrel.
Charlie, you will need to provide Tom with a shipping address as your Oryx bullets are going to him and he will ship them to you
Gerry and Sask Boy, you two gentlemen need to get your shipping address to Scotty as your Oryx bullets are going to him and he will send them on to you.
Everyone else who are receiving the Oryx bullets are receiving them directly from mom's company in the States.
I have enclosed enough funds to Tom and Scotty to pay for the shipping to Chartlie, Sask Boy and Gerry
Scotty, make sure your paperwork to Gerry and Sask Boy say "Bullet Heads Only" and under proposed use " to be hand loaded for hunting"
I have had a telephone conversation with two different agencies in Canada and both have assured me that there will be no problem sending them to Canada, but if there is then Scotty will have a lot of Oryx bullets.
I would anticipate you will have these bullets in your hand within 7 to 10 days, unless something else goes wrong
Best Regards
Jamila
I have always had a healthy amount of respect for my parents but after helping them with the business for a few months, I have a tremendous amount of respect for them.
Norma shipped the wrong bullets to England. I sent them back and finally got the Oryx bullets. I have not yet been reimbursed by them for the cost of shipping the wrong bullets back, but I will not give up until I do.
By the time I got the right bullets, the trouble in Brussels" caused our normal shipping outlet to discontinue shipping anything connected to firearms. So I had to find a different shipper and that turned out to be twice as expensive as our old one. so I had to contact Dad and get the extra expense authorized, which he did of course.
I sent the paperwork to customs only to find out that I was not authorized to sign the customs" documentation for my parents company. So I ran mom down and she sent a notarized letter to them approving my signature on the forms I submitted.
Finally they head toward the States, but they dont arrive when and where they were suppose to arrive. After the airlines put a trace on the shipment they found them in Chicago instead of Las Vegas.
I was able to get the Rhino and the GSC bullets to a few people and assist in finding and getting some BBC bullets to Scotty, as well as assist in the shipping of the Kodiak bullets to Tom and Scotty, all without a hitch. so maybe it was just my turn in the barrel.
Charlie, you will need to provide Tom with a shipping address as your Oryx bullets are going to him and he will ship them to you
Gerry and Sask Boy, you two gentlemen need to get your shipping address to Scotty as your Oryx bullets are going to him and he will send them on to you.
Everyone else who are receiving the Oryx bullets are receiving them directly from mom's company in the States.
I have enclosed enough funds to Tom and Scotty to pay for the shipping to Chartlie, Sask Boy and Gerry
Scotty, make sure your paperwork to Gerry and Sask Boy say "Bullet Heads Only" and under proposed use " to be hand loaded for hunting"
I have had a telephone conversation with two different agencies in Canada and both have assured me that there will be no problem sending them to Canada, but if there is then Scotty will have a lot of Oryx bullets.
I would anticipate you will have these bullets in your hand within 7 to 10 days, unless something else goes wrong
Best Regards
Jamila