That ammo got good and wet at some point.
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That ammo got good and wet at some point.
Federal offered to replace it. Just need to toss it on the steps for UPS to pick up.
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Good on Federal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Larry Sellers
Once ammunition leaves their immediate control, it is hard to blame them for what a vendor or carrier―sending it either from their facility or to our front door―might have done.
I've never had a problem with Federal, but sometimes other factors come into play.
Great, I have purchased dozens of cases of Federal ammunition and never had any issues like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Larry Sellers
I Recently purchased 5 cases of the newer 147gr. American Eagle and no issues with it.
and it marinated too. You don't get that from a short dampening. (sadly, I have recent experience with that.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs
Is Target Sports run by Efraim Diveroli and David Packouz, by any chance?
Unless I'm missing an inside joke...I've got no idea.Sent from my Pixel 3 using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by TGS
They were the adolescent owners of AEY, a company that fulfilled arms and munitions contracts for the DoD during GWOT.....in particular by breaking international laws, supplying improperly stored repackaged crud ammo, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Larry Sellers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKYaEPdcV1g
10-4 makes sense now!Sent from my Pixel 3 using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by TGS
I had a C96 from one of those two (David Pakouz I think) come through my shop for transfer several years ago. It came from Rock Island Auctions, IIRC. I didn't know the pedigree at the time. The C96 was from the 20s or 30s, so it was nothing special or rare.Quote:
Originally Posted by TGS
About a year ago the same gentleman hit some hard times and was looking to sell it. Sad to say he WAY overpaid for a gun that was rather poorly described as far as actual condition went and especially for the rather common variant it was.