Wildcat Bullets

[bobv]

Has anyone been in touch with Richard lately...??? I've sent him a couple of Emails and tried to phone him also ..no luck. I know he has a farm that keeps him busy plus the bullet business. I have some questions before ordering
Thanks
Bob

 

[kombayotch]

Probably some critical time of the year for farming or something. I've also been trying to get a hold of him without success.

 

[BigUglyMan]

Yeah, end of September is likely not the time to try to get a hold of a guy that farms. Wait another few weeks. Or call him at 4 AM.

 

[*MALICE*]

I don't buy bullets from him anymore (in fairness, I only ever bought one batch) because of the fact he never returned my emails. Nice guy and all and his product was good, I just have a policy about businesses that won't return my emails.

 

[mikeelliot]

Most farmers are putting in long days to harvest the Wheat/canola right now.

 

[Styled]

Any word yet?

No email responses for me, and the snows been on the ground for quite a while. =)

 

[Jim AB]

My understanding is the business has been sold. I think the products are good. I used some bonded 300 grains in my 358 STA this year on cow moose and they worked real well. I loaded up a bunch of 130 RBBT's for my 257 Weatherby that grouped beautifully. They were however not hunting bullets.

Jim

 

[Styled]

That's actually what I would have been interested in some 120-130gr RBBT in .25 Cal to shoot at paper. Last I spoke to him he had also just started up some .20 bullets that I wanted to try.

Any idea if the new owners are from the US? Would be nice to get Canadian made bullets.