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Call Jim Borden...he’ll make you a great rifle Or two or three. Aint no doubt about it! I have about 25 hunting rifles & have yet to return any of them for any reason.c
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I wrote a letter to Dish Network like that once.
They said they had 13 million customers, have a nice day. The worst employee moral of any big company...... has something to do with drilling holes in people's houses.
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It wasn't my bike hunting rifle. Gotta be high precision to hit them in the tubes.... Or do yo go for the sprockets? Plenty of deserving ones in Seattle and Portland this time of year. Just look for the fires....
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And your new boxes suck too!
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I agree in every regard that Nosler's behavior has been unprofessional and inexcusable. And strangely, they seem apathetic. I don't understand that. It seems that people in general have forgotten how business works. are content to make excuses for them and allow it. I could not agree more strongly. That excuse making mindset is pervasive in boating circles. When a minimal offshore fishing boat or a nice glittery bass boat costs 70-80K new, you expect that the manufactures would invest a modicum of effort in QC. They don't as a matter of routine.
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There is nothing your Accubonds and Partitions will do that their Sciroccos and A-Frames won't do.
Based on my experiences with the SII's in multiple rifles/chamberings, there is one thing the AB's and Partitions will do that the S-II's generally haven't (for me).  I'm not making excuses for them, but I'm guessing they contract the rifle stuff? Educate me brother!
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I agree in every regard that Nosler's behavior has been unprofessional and inexcusable. And strangely, they seem apathetic. I don't understand that. It seems that people in general have forgotten how business works. No, I think that people (sellers) want to change how business works, and people (buyers) are content to make excuses for them and allow it. Again, these people have forgotten how business works. They may be trying to adopt a model of business that doesn't work, but I can't imagine that they would intentionally use a failing business model. After all, they still advertise heavily. They still carefully protect and foster their brand. They've been in business long enough to understand that widespread positive brand recognition doesn't mean schit if they can't simply deliver. "Put up or shut up" is THE thing in business. Like I said, they seem to have forgotten that. That too is a fair assessment.
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You certainly have had seriously bad luck with some higher end rifles.
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It wasn't my bike hunting rifle. Gotta be high precision to hit them in the tubes.... Or do yo go for the sprockets? Plenty of deserving ones in Seattle and Portland this time of year. Just look for the fires.... The crankset is like the heart. The cassette is like the lungs. The frame is like the legs. The riders spine is like the spine.
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You certainly have had seriously bad luck with some higher end rifles. Thank you for pointing that out. Would you like for me to buy you a lottery ticket today?
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There is nothing your Accubonds and Partitions will do that their Sciroccos and A-Frames won't do.
Based on my experiences with the SII's in multiple rifles/chamberings, there is one thing the AB's and Partitions will do that the S-II's generally haven't (for me). I'm not making excuses for them, but I'm guessing they contract the rifle stuff? Educate me brother! Neither Scirocco nor Scirocco II possess easy to obtain accuracy attributes. I tried the .277 and .308 Sic's in several rifles that are accurate with multiple other projectiles yet those rifles seemed to reject the Sic's vehemently.
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And your new boxes suck too!
JeffO Lol, Has anyone one figured out how to open them yet? I had to build a machine for it.
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Sorry to hear this man that’s rough but you’re doing the right thing making others aware.
Too many companies have forgotten that we’re ALL in the customer business and nothing is more important than good communication for customers. It’s so basic and easy these days seems inexcusable.
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Sorry to hear this man that’s rough but you’re doing the right thing making others aware.
Too many companies have forgotten that we’re ALL in the customer business and nothing is more important than good communication for customers. It’s so basic and easy these days seems inexcusable. Yep. And the net reaches a long way.
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Sorry to hear this man that’s rough but you’re doing the right thing making others aware.
Too many companies have forgotten that we’re ALL in the customer business and nothing is more important than good communication for customers. It’s so basic and easy these days seems inexcusable. It's very easy to track "I Owe Yous" Modern technology easily allows e-notifications to yourself if you are so busy that simple handwritten notes aren't adequate. If I tell someone I am going to follow up on something, I set a notification of some sort.
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There is nothing your Accubonds and Partitions will do that their Sciroccos and A-Frames won't do.
Based on my experiences with the SII's in multiple rifles/chamberings, there is one thing the AB's and Partitions will do that the S-II's generally haven't (for me). I'm not making excuses for them, but I'm guessing they contract the rifle stuff? I think you're right about them farming out the rifle business. Seems JB wrote about that. So, they may have only peripheral control over that, but IMO, if you put your name on a product, you'd better be careful about CS and follow up. Or, don't put your name on something you can't service or have control over. DF
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I went over to the Nosler site and opened your thread.
I didn’t see any Nosler boys chiming in to comment or offer help.
I did see the mod FOTIS make a short comment , but nothing substantial.
What cartridge is it chambered in?
Not a 26 Nosler by chance?
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And your new boxes suck too!
JeffO Lol, Has anyone one figured out how to open them yet? Hammer.
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I went over to the Nosler site and opened your thread.
I didn’t see any Nosler boys chiming in to comment or offer help.
I did see the mod FOTIS make a short comment , but nothing substantial.
What cartridge is it chambered in?
Not a 26 Nosler by chance? 6 Creed.
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I wrote a letter to Dish Network like that once.
They said they had 13 million customers, have a nice day. Welcome to the 21st century business model. When supply can’t meet demand, who cares if there is an unsatisfied customer. The ownership is probably made up of a bunch of suits and ties that don’t know a bullet from a vacuum cleaner.
I was thinking the other day how much I used to hate Bill Clinton. He was freaking George Washington compared to what they are now.
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