[James Gates]

He's putting in 12 to 14 hours a day and still not healed up from the bad fall he took! I don't know how he does it, but he still is pushing for his customers!!!!!
Best regards To All, James

 

[James Gates]

Bill...Most of this Forum respects Marshall a great deal, but let me tell you he's one He** of a fine man. We all know the lube problem and he would not ship a less than quality product! Once the lube problem was solved, he started putting in 12 to 14 hour days. It was snowing and ice on the ground. He was carrying out a 75 pound box of bullets. he slipped on the ice and went down, hiiting his head, and the 75 pound box of bullets landed on his chest! Fractured ribs and all!
What's he do? You got it...still pushing bullets!!! So I will wait for however long it takes to get my bullets, since I know that when I pull the trigger....that bullet has been custom hand cast, inspected, custom sized to my firearm, inspected, and shipped. I can always find production run stuff to plink with, but when I am looking at a 400 boar hog, my firearm will be loaded with Beartooth!!!!
Best Regards to All, James

 

[James Gates]

Bill....I'm with you! I don't think Marshall wanted it out as I think he felt that it would look like an excuse for the backlog....that just isn't the case. I remember when George Nosler first made his Partition Bullets on an auto screw machine. He had the same backlog....but we waited since it was the very best jacketed game bullet of the day! What George Nosler did then for quality jacketed game bullets, Marshall Stanton is doing today with BTB LBT cast bullets! He is setting standards by with all others will only try to meet! For those who hunt dangerous game and want the smashing deep penetrating wound channels...there's just no other cast bullet on the market that will match the quality...and I have shot them all at one time or another.
I don't mean to preach, but something important is happing with BTB's influence on the serious game fields and some are missing it! I, for one, don't care if a quality cast bullet cost a dollar a pop and I have to wait six months! If it gets the job done in sweaty situations, you can bet I'll be shooting them! we can always "plink" with production machine cast stuff! So...I've had my say and it's time to feed the bulldogs!
My Best regards To All!!!! James