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As from June 20, 2007

As of September 1 this business has become, as it started out, a one man show. For the past 18 months an attempt to keep going with Wendy and Brad as the only staff has proved logistically unworkable. There just has to be a quality toolmaker as part of the crew to form a sustainable efficient unit. If I could charge $1 per bullet I might be able to compete with the mining industry for a toolmaker but this idea seems to be a bit unpopular! 

So - I make copper jacketed bullets that fly through the air with the greatest of ease

and punch holes in paper targets as neat as you please.

(or anything else they were pointed at!)

Shooters remember - If the bullet you fired misses your intended target, IT ZOOMS OFF AND FINDS ONE OF ITS OWN. Think about that - often, be safe.

I also sell Wolff gun springs, J&J Ammo Boxes and Rooster Laboratories Lubes

From 18 months ago there were rumors about about how ‘we have closed down’ or ‘we have sold out’. Neither were true but the event that started them off was the sudden passing of our main man on the factory floor. Garth Whelan had been with us for 22 years and the wealth of experience he had, just can not be found in anyone we might employ to fill his position.

As a consequence of this, our production rate has dropped to about 30% of normal and some of our low volume items have been discontinued. This includes Cast Lead bullets and copper jackets for the ‘do it yourself’ bullet makers. The latter was never economically viable as jackets held in stock stayed on the shelf for years and most inquiries were for jackets that we didn’t make. 

Now of course , production will again fall disastrously.  Bear in mind that I have to attend the office, do deliveries etc, as well as make bullets so I will not be on call to answer the phone or receive faxes at all times.  (To receive faxes I have to be in the office.) The best communication method is email. The answering machine is always on where a message can be recorded. 

Malcolm Bone