RMR Bullets Packaging

That’s fairly normal packaging for alot of bullet manufacturers….SNS, MBC, and RMR that I have received packing similar…


…….and……..they shipped free, didn’t they..?!?!

Soonerpesek said:

fairly normal packaging

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^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^
(and just got RMRs, too, this week)

I just ran some scissors underneath the mailer and unwrapped it like a squirrel.

That style of shipping projectiles is pretty normal from the manufacturers I use. Never had any that I couldn't load up and shoot.

I will admit the first couple boxes I received early on did raise an eyebrow, but the thousands I have bought since seem to say it works just fine.

That's how I usually receive my "free shipping" bullets. Gotta love those flat rate boxes!

That’s how my RMR arrived… ZERO COMPLAIN especially with free shipping. I used a utility knife to pop my package open.

I think is Custom Packaging! just imagine the labor it took to put all that tape on

irving said:

That's how I usually receive my "free shipping" bullets. Gotta love those flat rate boxes!

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USPS box is GOOD STUFF! STRONG and probably took $1,000,000 in studies to come up with

That's how all my RMR bullets come. Never had a broken package or damaged bullets.

It’s effective. My RMR orders have never sprung a leak.

red rick said:

they just wrapped a USPS box with layers of packaging tape . I could hardly get it off . I thought that I was going to have bullets all over the place cutting the tape off . Is this their normal packaging

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Yes. RMR went to that packaging after several regular cardboard boxes busted open and bullets spilled everywhere. Now, USPS flat rate boxes may get corners dented but bullet bag inside stays intact.

BTW, old video of Jake taping up a box ... Yeah, he should just stick to his day job of making bullets and leave the packaging to the "professional staff"

red rick said:

My Xtreme bullets come packaged nice and you also get free shipping sometimes with a $150 dollar order .

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Guess we know where you will be buying your bullets from now on, eh…..

Get enough complaint and you figure out a way to make it so USPS doesn’t loose product on a daily basis. I don’t want to pay extra for fancy packaging

Mark_Mark said:

USPS box is GOOD STUFF! STRONG and probably took $1,000,000 in studies to come up with

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LoL…I work for DoD. Lowest bidder, Brother! But still don’t mean they didn’t pay that much!

I have to admit, I was a bit disappointed in the packaging for my last order from RMR. I bought 500 .224 75’s and 1K 9MM 124’s, and neither bag was sealed. I got a lot of spillage in the box. Spent 10-15 minutes sorting the bullets out.

That will NOT stop me from buying from RMR, but I may rethink ordering different bullets in the same order again. I almost ordered some 135 grain 9MM and that would have really sucked had they been mixed.

So I’m personally not looking for pretty, but I do expect functional.

And I never use the High Road discount…I appreciate Jake gives it, but I also consider free shipping and quality bullets at a great price a win already.

Just my opinion…YMMV

frogfurr said:

That's how all my RMR bullets come. Never had a broken package or damaged bullets.

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I can tell that the tape they are using is 3M Packing tape. Strong stuff

My Prius hit something on the hyw a month ago, my FR plastic 1/4 panel came off. I put a peices of 3M tape on it. It’s still holding up. Passenger has never complained ether

who care what the packing looks lime when the final result is THIS!!!

Midway spills 1/3 of my orders! a machine probably packed it.

I’ve ordered eighteen times from RMR totaling 33,000 bullets. Every order arrived without spillage, damage or drama. Maybe I’m just lucky.

Missouri Bullets does a nice job with their packaging. Their bullets don't look any better for wear than the bullets packaged and shipped by RMR.