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I have given up. I contacted him once after ordering and he responded. About 2 months after I ordered . I think it was on the 16ga forum someone said they were notified about their order being done. I again emailed. This time no response. When this thread started I tried again. No response. Seems pointless to email again

2 weeks ago he said my order was shipped. Last Thursday he said so again. No shipping information provided. I won’t believe it until I get a valid tracking number.

I think this is kind of a side business

John
Arrieta

I see Shenk shotshell company is displaying there. Am I the only one who feels it amusing that they are going to display/set up for showing and obviously to solicit business when folks on this chat site have been waiting several months for their orders and some complaints about not returning emails

I think an argument can be made that Shenk Shotshells HAS to go to one of the larger shoots featuring the very market they are trying to reach.

I also think they got more orders than expected or are running into the same component problems RST is having.

I don't know about component problems or just pricing. I don't mean to keep bringing up salt Creek but the only problem he is having is people buying his low pressure short shells. Very small market and a seasonal one

They need to set up a booth at the Vintagers. That event is in Pa and they are in Pa. Makes sense.

I agree 100% with what John Boyd said earlier.

What they really need to do is fill existing orders that were made several months ago. And if there is some problem sourcing components, they need to communicate that to guys who are patiently waiting, and who are frustrated because their calls and emails are being ignored. They certainly should not waste even a minute setting up at any shooting venue until the back-orders are filled, and the problems are corrected.

The last thing they should do at this point is dig themselves even deeper into the hole they are in. I can't imagine anything worse than damaging your reputation before you have even built one.

It’s entirely possible that their deposits and reservations for the various shows were made a long time ago and the supply shortage or whatever it is just happens to overlap. Don’t be too harsh until they get their feet under them.

Stop at their booth, and see what’s up.