What do I have to do to sell 40 S&W

fenceline said:
I've never had a problem with their 40sw. And my purchase was 2 weeks ago. I've shot 750 rounds of it so far and no failures.

If wcm still wants a link u can find their website and post it for them.
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That is good you had luck with them. I have probably 10K of BDX through various guns and note a distinct degradation in quality over the last year especially.

Most common is seating depth way to low. (ridiculously deep, I am not a nit-picker here)

De-sqibbed a revolver last month too.
 
bollox said:
That is good you had luck with them. I have probably 10K of BDX through various guns and note a distinct degradation in quality over the last year especially.

Most common is seating depth way to low. (ridiculously deep, I am not a nit-picker here)

De-sqibbed a revolver last month too.
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I've shot just as much if not more. 40 and 9mm. No issues through Glocks, girsan, 9mm ar, saf, hi power, and on and on. Bdx quality isn't the point of this thread though. The price for 40 is.

40 at 255 for 1000 that has never caused me a problem is a good rate for my own experience. I find a hard time saying yes to anything over 300 bucks for 1000 rounds.
 
Was hoping he was going to start matching or beating some of the deals mentioned. Especially the Can Am sale linked since I missed out on it.
Still waiting for a good sale on .40, 9mm, and .223
 
.40 is slowly falling out of favor with shooters. a lot of what drives popularity in the civilian market is what "they" (gubberment, army, police and so on) use. now that many police agencies in the states and the fbi are moving away from .40 because its sharp recoil, its accelerated wear and tear on parts and the fact that with modern defensive loads its not much more affective than 9mm, i am seeing more and more .40 pistols showing up in the used section of gun stores and they are sitting there a long time
 
Honestly, I switched entirely to reloads.

For my purposes the pricing is more important than the quality. I've probably shot 2,500 rounds of Wolf 180gr for between 30-35 cents per round. I can't justify more for new ammunition.
 
Personally have no interest in 40.

Noticed other retailers sell 40-180gr American Eagle etc @ about the same price, mix this in with round popularity, cash-crunch economy and it could all add up to slow sales.

Drop the price, offer free shipping... this could help move it.
 
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ESP said:
Personally have no interest in 40.

Noticed other retailers sell 40-180gr American Eagle etc @ about the same price, mix this in with round popularity, cash-crunch economy and it could all add up to slow sales.

Drop the price, offer free shipping... this could help move it.
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Thanks for the comment. Shipping is always free to most of Canada on orders over $300
 
When I posted this I met a lot of new customers. That said - we are having a sale on PMC. It is our year end. For the rest of September we have discounted pricing on most of the PMC that we carry. Once our inventory levels are close to zero we will remove that product from the sale. Currently the 223 and 308 are selling the fastest. There are no rain cheques. We pay the freight on sales over $300 to most of Canada - this is company policy. The price listed is the sale price. The reason 357 and 5.56 aren't on sale is because we are nearly out of them.
https://www.westernmetal.ca/shooting-category/new-ammunition?field_product_brand_tid%5B%5D=107&sort_order=DESC&sort-order=price-desc&=Apply
 
I personally love the remanufactured ammo by Wolf and Wartak. They shoot well and I've had ZERO failures with them. The price is great too, I find it hard to spend the extra money on factory ammo. That's my deal just thought I'd share.
 
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