Wolverine are a GREAT company guys. So let's not jump down their throats just yet over this. I'm sure they will get all the answers for us and will represent the product they sell accordingly. This, I have no doubts about.
Wolverine are a GREAT company guys. So let's not jump down their throats just yet over this. I'm sure they will get all the answers for us and will represent the product they sell accordingly. This, I have no doubts about.
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I know I won't be the only one who took that statement as a direct insinuation that Wolverine Supplies is false advertising. While that may not have been what you were meaning you should maybe clarify such things a little better. On the other hand, if it is what you were meaning you better be able to back that up with hard proof, instead of assumptions.
If you have any questions please call or e-mail:
Phone: (204) 748-2454
E-mail: sales@wolverinesupplies.com Retail Sales
I kinda feel sorry for Wolverine now. If the Commies sold him "non-corrosive" and it turns out to be corrisive then their dishonesty will tarnish a good company's reputation. Wolverine is trying to keep the Canadian shooting community well supplied and it sucks that a good deal being offered by them is causing such a headache.
I personally know of the treachery of dealing with Chi-Com suppliers. In my case it was helicopter parts (the "jesus nut" or main rotor nut that was made from very weak metals)
"Never trust quotes you read on the internet"
- Abraham Lincoln
Maybe a steel nail test is in order so we can see some proof.
If there is a little rust in my 200 dollar sks I won't lose any sleep over it.
I am interested... But, I did read all the horror stories about the other 70's "non-corrosive".
Man, some of you are like sharks that smell blood in water.
Relax.
You aren't getting intentionally swindled here. Wolverine will make it right.
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