[briano52]

You can take a pix of the flat.

Re "free shipping". I live equidistant to three stores. I find the one that has it in stock and drive there.

No pictures. The rebate form states that the actual UPC code from each box must be sent in. No copies allowed.

A few years ago, Winchester had a similar rebate. I bought 50 boxes. Spent a few hours drinking beer, pulling prices codes off boxes and throwing the ammo in a 5 gallon bucket. Kinda fun and I got $50 bucks out of the deal.

 

[briano52]

Thanks for saving me a few bucks man! My rebate form had a sentence in instructions said a picture of the flat & UPC is good. So don't need 20 UPC photos, just 2, 1 per flat.
Cheers

Looks like the actual/original UPC codes from the product packaging are required. Here is what the Rebate Form from Remington say about the proof of purchase requirements for the rebate:

PROOF OF PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS • In Store Purchase: Submission must be accompanied by original cash register receipt/sales invoice. Receipt must include: purchase date, PRE-PRINTED authorized dealer/retailer store name, location, description of qualified product purchased, purchase price of each item, and total purchase amount. • Online purchase: Order confirmation email (receipt) AND packing slip or shipping label from carton must BOTH be submitted. Both are required to show the amount paid AND delivery confirmation. Email purchase confirmation, alone, does not constitute proof of delivery. Receipt must include: purchase date, PRE-PRINTED authorized dealer/retailer store name, location, description of qualifying product purchased, purchase price of each item, and total purchase amount. • Hand written receipts as proof of purchase will not be accepted. • Original UPC barcode(s) from product packaging. • Product package image of FRONT OF BOX & BACK OF PACKAGE are required in online submission form.

AND:

STEP 3 Original UPC barcode(s) from product packaging. Photocopies will not be accepted. See PROOF OF PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS on page 2 for additional details.

 

[briano52]

Hey Brian52, I went to the Remington site and their rebate page differs from the page BassPro sent me to, Rem looks like last years instructions. I copied the part from Bass Pro's link I referenced earlier, there is different wording and instructions on the page that was linked after I made the purchases.

UPC Images *
Original UPC barcode(s) from product packaging. Case barcodes are accepted if product purchased in case quantity.

Notice it says UPC images* Images not physical Barcodes. I bought 2 flats, stacked em and took a picture plus the on line receipt and a picture of the "come and get it" email Bass Pro sends when ready to pick up. That covers the shipping proof and invoice.

So you are correct, as I am, but I have to do alot less to get my rebate. I wouldn't bother cutting out 20 bar codes and pasting them to a sheet of paper, and stuffing in envelope for $20 bucks. Been there done that.

Now lets go bust some clays!

Kevin

Hey Kevin, thank you for helping me out. I didn't notice the difference between the in store and online purchases. I bought mine online so I will not have to tear 50 cartons to get the UPC codes. It was a lot of fine print to sort through. But, it is an extraordinary deal to get premium STS shells for $8/box. Do you think that I will hit more targets shooting the good stuff? Probably not but it will be fun.

 

[briano52]

Anyone know if Cabela's/Bass Pro will ship to an FFL-03 in Calif?

I was recently told by a guy in here California, that has an FFL-03, that an FFL-03 can have ammo shipped to his address of record. That said, some ammo seller/shippers don't know the rules well or just don't want to bother shipping to California based on suspicion. I do not know if Cabela's will or will not ship to an FFL-03. Maybe just call them? Although, these days Cabela's customer service and firearm knowledge has been poor in my experience with them.

 

[briano52]

Do the online form and you just need a picture of the box label or you can take a picture of all of them together.

Yes, you are correct. My earlier post was wrong. I didn't notice in the rebate form (a lot of fine print) that there are different requirements for online purchases than for in person buys. Sorry about that.