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Edit: The defective ammo was not in any way turners fault. The box was unopened. They ordered 3 more boxes for me and all were in prestige condition and we inspected each round and in the new just received boxes there were similar diffective rounds in similar quantities. It appears it was an underwood ammo quality control issue.
Turners made the situation right and I thank them for it. I just purchased sone Underwood .357 flat point ammo for about $2/round and I opened the box and many(1/4 of total) of the cases are dented in and may be punctured. What are my options with this scenario. Is the ammo I purchased today safe to shoot? Here is a link to a photo of said ammo purchased this evening right after I got back from the 20 mike drive to get it https://share.icloud.com/photos/001D...xFGlNqnsJMjo7Q Last edited by KevinA; 01-25-2023 at 8:42 PM.. |
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Edited the first post to update and absolve Turners entirely. It was a manufacturer quality control issue with underwood ammo. Turners made the situation right and we’re very helpful.
Disappointed in underwood ammo considering the cost of their ammo and claim of high performance. Underwood ammo Wasted about 7 gallons of gas and 2 afternoons with my sons. |
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OP:
You could have saved the 7 gallons of gas and 2 afternoons with sons. By asking in the "reloading/ammo" forum here on CG. ![]() The ammo in your posted pic is perfectly safe to shoot. |
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