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<blockquote data-quote="VenatusDominus" data-source="post: 2603781" data-attributes="member: 117869"><p>I feel your pain and frustration. I have been looking for a certain bullet since January for a hunt I have in October. I was on several back order lists. Imagine my excitement when Brownells had them in stock (for a few minutes). I was able to order 200. I canceled my other back orders. When my package arrived last week, I was shocked to find 4 boxes of the correct bullet but in the wrong caliber. Brownells offered to refund my money once I returned the product and an apology for sending the wrong product. They were quick to point out the product I had ordered was no longer in stock and I could be added to a list to notify me when they are in stock again. I will be using a different, but well performing, bullet on my hunt. </p><p></p><p>This latest supply squeeze had reinforced in me the old adage "Don't put all your eggs in one basket." There are many great bullet manufacturers, Berger does not have a corner on the market. I have adapted to use several different bullets, powders, primers and brass, instead of being married to only one company in each category. For example Lapua, ADG and Peterson all make outstanding brass. I just scored 8lbs of VV N565 ($299) to use instead of the H1000 I have been running. I also check multiple websites multiple times per day looking for components. They go quickly, often in minutes, so you have to be quick on the draw. Good luck to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VenatusDominus, post: 2603781, member: 117869"] I feel your pain and frustration. I have been looking for a certain bullet since January for a hunt I have in October. I was on several back order lists. Imagine my excitement when Brownells had them in stock (for a few minutes). I was able to order 200. I canceled my other back orders. When my package arrived last week, I was shocked to find 4 boxes of the correct bullet but in the wrong caliber. Brownells offered to refund my money once I returned the product and an apology for sending the wrong product. They were quick to point out the product I had ordered was no longer in stock and I could be added to a list to notify me when they are in stock again. I will be using a different, but well performing, bullet on my hunt. This latest supply squeeze had reinforced in me the old adage "Don't put all your eggs in one basket." There are many great bullet manufacturers, Berger does not have a corner on the market. I have adapted to use several different bullets, powders, primers and brass, instead of being married to only one company in each category. For example Lapua, ADG and Peterson all make outstanding brass. I just scored 8lbs of VV N565 ($299) to use instead of the H1000 I have been running. I also check multiple websites multiple times per day looking for components. They go quickly, often in minutes, so you have to be quick on the draw. Good luck to you. [/QUOTE]
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