Bruno's put an "Explosives" sticker on my package

[jdogg2000]

Hey all, just a piece of advice for everyone who lives in an apartment. Bruno's sent my primers via Fedex with a signature required, and since I wasn't home they delivered it to my leasing office. Unfortunately, they also put an "explosives" sticker on it, so the people at the office were freaking out that I was building a bomb or something. My gf picked up the package and she didn't tell me about it until later. I'm hoping they don't call the police and search my place, I know the authorities must be on high alert because of the date today.

Do a lot of places put that sticker on the package when they ship primers? I've gotten primers from Midway and Cabelas, and neither of them did that...

[Fjold]

I've received primers with "Solid Explosives" stickers on them. I don't remember from where though.

[mrkubota]

It's a requirement to have the package labeled that way to comply with all the 'hazmat' shipping rules.

[ar15barrels]

If your leasing company asks (not that they have any business), just tell them you are into model rockets and that model rocket motors are solid explosives.

[rabagley]

Which is no longer true, but still a good little white lie.

[ar15barrels]

Which is no longer true, but still a good little white lie.

ah come on, how many people REALLY know the difference between flammable solids and solid explosives?
What's one little number past the decimal point really matter?