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  • countryfarmer
    Someone probably wasn't paying attention and slapped that sticker on there out of habit. As far as I know brass and bullets don't require it.
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  • ammo guy
    Bullets(except tracers) and unprimed( or fired) brass can be shipped without the ORMD label and also by the Postal Service.
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  • b0400879
    Per above replies, &/or possibly a recycled box w/ old sticker intact.
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  • Ambrose
    b04; I'll check that, you might be right.
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  • tsr1965
    At any rate, you most likely paid more for shipping than you should have, as you most likely paid a hazmat fee.

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  • XP100
    There is no Haz Mat fee on ORM-D shipments
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by XP100
    There is no Haz Mat fee on ORM-D shipments


    ORM-D means that it has the potential for a hazard, not just ammunition...aresol spray cans, paint thinner's, solvents, etc
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  • USN_Airdale
    what exactly does ORM-D mean ?

    Definition,

    ORM-D Other Regulated Materials, Domestic
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  • rsnyder55
    Possibly because of the lead?
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by XP100
    There is no Haz Mat fee on ORM-D shipments


    ORM-D means that it has the potential for a hazard, not just ammunition...aresol spray cans, paint thinner's, solvents, etc


    You are still not paying an extra hazmat fee to ship it though.

    Jon
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by Jon0322
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by XP100
    There is no Haz Mat fee on ORM-D shipments


    ORM-D means that it has the potential for a hazard, not just ammunition...aresol spray cans, paint thinner's, solvents, etc


    You are still not paying an extra hazmat fee to ship it though.

    Jon


    ORM-D is a hazardous materials classification...so yes...when you ship with ORM-D on the box, you are getting drilled for a Hazmat fee. Call UPS or FED EX and ask. n It is also available on-line under CFR 49 rules and regs.

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  • EOD Guy
    quote:Originally posted by USN_Airdale
    what exactly does ORM-D mean ?

    Definition,

    ORM-D Other Regulated Materials, Domestic




    No, it means Other Regulated Material - D. The D doesn't stand for anything. There used to be 5 subclasses of the ORM hazard class, A through E. All of them, except D, have been integrated into the other DOT hazard classes.
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  • EOD Guy
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965

    ORM-D is a hazardous materials classification...so yes...when you ship with ORM-D on the box, you are getting drilled for a Hazmat fee. Call UPS or FED EX and ask. n It is also available on-line under CFR 49 rules and regs.

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    The purpose of the ORM-D hazard class is to give relief from parts of 49CFR for shipments of limited quantities of hazardous materials (usually consumer commodities). ORM-D materials are excepted from most of the marking, labeling, packaging, and shipping paper requirements in the regulations. Because of that, HAZMAT fees are rarely charged for ORM-D materials.
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    quote:ORM-D is a hazardous materials classification...so yes...when you ship with ORM-D on the box, you are getting drilled for a Hazmat fee. Call UPS or FED EX and ask. n It is also available on-line under CFR 49 rules and regs.

    Best

    You still don't have to pay an extra fee, hazmat or any other(unless over 66 pounds). You box it up ship it with the correct markings on the box and are charged according to weight, just like anything else. If it were powder or primers, then yes, you would be charged a hazmat fee and must mark the box according to the regulations for that.

    Jon
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by Jon0322
    quote:ORM-D is a hazardous materials classification...so yes...when you ship with ORM-D on the box, you are getting drilled for a Hazmat fee. Call UPS or FED EX and ask. n It is also available on-line under CFR 49 rules and regs.

    Best

    You still don't have to pay an extra fee, hazmat or any other(unless over 66 pounds). You box it up ship it with the correct markings on the box and are charged according to weight, just like anything else. If it were powder or primers, then yes, you would be charged a hazmat fee and must mark the box according to the regulations for that.

    Jon
    Correct you are, as the ORM-D is the haz class fee.
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  • shoff14
    quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by Jon0322
    quote:ORM-D is a hazardous materials classification...so yes...when you ship with ORM-D on the box, you are getting drilled for a Hazmat fee. Call UPS or FED EX and ask. n It is also available on-line under CFR 49 rules and regs.

    Best

    You still don't have to pay an extra fee, hazmat or any other(unless over 66 pounds). You box it up ship it with the correct markings on the box and are charged according to weight, just like anything else. If it were powder or primers, then yes, you would be charged a hazmat fee and must mark the box according to the regulations for that.

    Jon
    Correct you are, as the ORM-D is the haz class fee.


    There is no Haz mat fee with ORM-D, its the same as if you packaged as any box, and get charged for size and weight.
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