I’ve got an MK Pro that’s been at the ISC Facility in NYC for almost three weeks. It’s inbound, to the USA from Glascow. Has anybody had a similar experience?
Not with a whistle, but yeah, sometimes stuff gets hung up there for weeks with no apparently good reason. Had this happen with a flute, thought they’d lost it, destroyed it, or something but no, they were just taking their sweet time. I wouldn’t seriously worry just yet, likely it will be released by the end of next week, if not sooner.
Thanks. I suppose I’ll sweat it out.
Funny but I see the customs agents saying, “Yeah…throw it in that pile. He doesn’t want it bad enough yet.”
Loren’s right. They are understaffed, and from now until the Christmas backlog is cleared, this’ll be a bad time of year. 
Bob
Thanks, A.S.
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My MK Pro came lickety-split (a number of years ago), but I had a pipe chanter posted by Royal Mail from the UK that took a couple of months to clear customs here in the U.S. I had just decided to try and get my money back, and it showed up in perfect condition in the post that day.
Thanks.
Thanks everybody. I got the whistle after it was stuck in customs for about a month. The funny thing is that it’s clear that it was never opened by customs. Oy!
First thoughts… Very chiffy and airy. Low air requirements. Exactly what I wanted.