Sent my Colt back...

[LPMan59]

for the recall on the 1918 1911s. gonna be a long 2 weeks before i get her back. i havent even put that many rounds through her, but she is my favorite and i miss her.

interestingly, the woman at FedEx kinda freaked out. "you want to send what? i dont know about this, let me get my manager." i tried to tell her it was ok, as i had the shipping label from Colt in my other hand, but she wasnt listening. once she found out it was ok, she started up with "are you sure its unloaded? etc, etc" routine.

amazes me how people are so afraid of an inianimate object. i mean, i had it in a hard plastic case and i never once opened it or displayed the gun.

 

[Joe Williams]

Her reaction would have made it extremely hard for me to not drop it on the counter with a bang, then dive for the floor screaming "run for your life, it's loose!!"

 

[jtmarine1911]

Her reaction would have made it extremely hard for me to not drop it on the counter with a bang, then dive for the floor screaming "run for your life, it's loose!!"

 

[Django]

Her reaction would have made it extremely hard for me to not drop it on the counter with a bang, then dive for the floor screaming "run for your life, it's loose!!"

Evil man, evil.

 

[mightymauser]

Her reaction would have made it extremely hard for me to not drop it on the counter with a bang, then dive for the floor screaming "run for your life, it's loose!!"

she probably would have just froze and then crapped her pants.

 

[Turtle]

Yeah I had that issue sending back an AK...lol UPS wouldnt take it. And USPS freaked out b4 they finally took it.

 

[mrw]

Really? I've sent several shotguns via USPS and the UPS facility off I-69 south of 96th st. Come to think of it, I've picked up a couple of ARs at the FedEx facility right by there. Everytime I say shotgun or rifle they just say "OK, is it unloaded...".