Ultimate QRBP
#43
I emailed them asking why they don't offer a normal plug to the specs Western recommends (twice) and they have never responded in over 2 months.
The answer is simple. They want you to buy the new products and its possible some older models could be a liability that they don't want to take chance on. Lots of people think its ok to load up any loose powder to 150grs so it might be better to be safe than sorry.
Last edited by Gm54-120; 03-13-2011 at 06:38 PM.
#45
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Yucca Valley,Ca
As said it is a fairly easy fix but that's no excuse for CVA not to offer them ready to go. They can offer them for a QRBP fairly soon but cant or wont make an even more common product function better.
I emailed them asking why they don't offer a normal plug to the specs Western recommends (twice) and they have never responded in over 2 months.
The answer is simple. They want you to buy the new products and its possible some older models could be a liability that they don't want to take chance on. Lots of people think its ok to load up any loose powder to 150grs so it might be better to be safe than sorry.
I emailed them asking why they don't offer a normal plug to the specs Western recommends (twice) and they have never responded in over 2 months.
The answer is simple. They want you to buy the new products and its possible some older models could be a liability that they don't want to take chance on. Lots of people think its ok to load up any loose powder to 150grs so it might be better to be safe than sorry.
#50
When you see the IMR logo at the bottom of CVA's home page, its obvious why they are in no hurry to remedy the problem. Clicking the link takes you straight to White Hots.
Last edited by Gm54-120; 03-14-2011 at 06:29 PM.


