Originally Posted By: Yote NewbYou would have to send them "hazmat" and there are special packaging requirements. Not worth the hassle or cost for a few hundred. I wouldn't want to get caught shipping them without declaring them as hazmat.
^^ this.
couple hundred primers isnt worth the cost of getting busted for doing it
http://www.shippingsolutions.com/blog/dot-increases-penalties-for-non-compliance-hazmat-shipping
Quote:[*]The maximum civil penalty is increased from $55,000 to $75,000 for knowingly violating federal hazardous material transportation law. [*]The maximum civil penalty for knowingly violating laws and regulations that result in death, serious illness, severe injury to any person, or substantial destruction of property is increased from $110,000 to $175,000.[/list]
however, as others have mentioned, i wouldnt be looking to blame CCI just yet. They're one of the best known names in the industry when it comes to stuff like this.... and while everyone has an oopsie once in a while - if it was systemic to the lot you're having problems with, they likely would have already issued a recall due to complaints. Its doubtful that your brick would be the only one.
i'd be looking towards a contamination issue of some sort, or something else.
did you get any of them to fire on a 2nd strike?