PT&G reamers?

[steelshooter]

My smith ordered a reamer from PT&G back in March and is still waiting despite being told a number of times that it would be dispatched "soon".
Is anyone else experiencing slow service or is it just my luck?

 

[IdahoCTD]

Stay on them. If you don't they won't make it a priority.

When I ordered my reamers I was told 4 to 5 weeks. I sent in dummies with my prints so I called and verified they got it. At that time she said 4-6 weeks. At 4 weeks I was told 6-8 weeks. At 6 weeks I was told 8-10 weeks. Since that would mean I would miss a hunt I got ****ed about it. They are suppose to ship next week which would be right around 8 weeks.

 

[J E Custom]

My smith ordered a reamer from PT&G back in March and is still waiting despite being told a number of times that it would be dispatched "soon".
Is anyone else experiencing slow service or is it just my luck?

Wow .

I don't know about overseas deliveries but I normally have good luck with PT&G.

I also use Mansion Reamers and have had excellent service with them.

I normally look to see if ether one has the reamer I want and use the one that has the reamer.

If I have to order, I call Mansion because of faster delivery and service.

Good Service means good employees and some companies have better employees than others.

No reamer should take over 6 to 8 weeks. Call and ask to talk to Dave kiff and find out what
the problem is.

Some times A Smith will use the delivery of a part to cover his lack of planning and scheduling
not that your smith would do that, but it would be wise to talk to PT&G and get an order date to
make sure that you are not criticizing the wrong person.

Just a suggestion

J E CUSTOM

 

[JeffP40]

I am in the same boat. My guy ordered a regular 25-06 from them this spring. He only had a tight neck version and I need standard. We are still waiting. Good thing I am not in a rush.

 

[Kevin Cram]

A longer than advertised lead time from PTG has been pretty common for the past year or so. I love that they're always coming out with new innovative components but I think they need to concentrate a bit more on catching up on they're current work load. I have hundreds of reamers from PTG but started getting reamers from JGS recently due to I can't wait 2-3 months for a reamer. I pay a bit more but it's worth it to me to have the reamer in a couple weeks rather than a couple of months.