WOW! I have over 40,000 rnds of bulk Remington, half in buckets and the other half in 500 rd boxes. Now,,, I am wondering which Rifle I want to shoot them in in case of failure.
I'm still waiting to see if they follow through on replacing the ammo. And then I'll have to decide what rifle I might be willing to test it in.
I'm just glad it didn't happen in my Willdcat. Pretty sure a polymer reciever wouldn't hold up well to this.
i had this happen to me several years ago with some ammo and i contacted the manufacturer and they sent me boxes and prepaid shipping labels to send them the unfired ammo and the malfunctioned ammo plus my gun. they sent my gun to Remington and had it completely gone through even though there was no damage, a week later I get a packet in the mail with a nondisclosure agreement with the terms so per the NDA I got my 60 year old rifle rebuilt and 10,000 rounds of ammo for free and the ammo line was discontinued.
Just got this reply from Remmington today.
"We received your ammunition today. We are testing some of the product in ballistics. I am shipping you some replacement ammunition. Please watch for a UPS package to be delivered in the next few days."
"We received your ammunition today. We are testing some of the product in ballistics. I am shipping you some replacement ammunition. Please watch for a UPS package to be delivered in the next few days."
Had this show up today. There was probably only about 200 rds left in the bucket I sent them. They sent me back 1050 rds as replacement.
Looks like they are true to their word and then some.
Looks like they are true to their word and then some.
I have some Otasco wwb .22 rimfire that was left after my dad passed away. Probably 80's issue. I've shot lots of it with no issues.
I seem to recall some .22 lr cases splitting longitudinally years ago while firing aRuger Mk. II, 10" bull barrel stainless.....Winchester Wildcat ammo? Seems it happened to a couple/three rounds...but yeah.
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