Swift .375 300gr A Frames coming back into stock!

[deewayne2003]

They’re a good bullet, but I’ve found gettting North Forks easier to get too, and have.a slight preference for them.

Understood, I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews on both.

I’m just to the point now with bullets I won’t purchase unless I can get 200+ and be done for the foreseeable future.

 

[pilar]

“”I looked for them in .375 & 404 but couldn't find them after years of looking..... It was easier to get an ATF import permit for importing Woodleigh bullets from Australia than it was to find A-Frames within 200mi of where they are made!”

Not that I matter! Because I am just small potatoes but swift lost my interest years ago, just because they are so annoyingly apathetic when safari bullets are concerned.
Barnes , NF , Norma have been doing a superb job as the more interested teams in the supply chain.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Maybe six months ago, I was looking for factory 225gr. .338 WINCHESTER MAGNUM ammo. Swift had 250gr. (they don't load 225gr. anymore) A Frames for $130/box. Really? Shortly after, Midway had factory 225gr. Barnes TTSX for $65/box, then on sale later for $55/box. I bought four boxes. I too am not playing a Tik Tok challenge or a Monty Python quest for ammo or bullets. We ALL had to do that during Covid and ammo/reloading supplies shortages a few short years ago and I'm not playing anymore when other great alternatives are available. Sierra bought Barnes through the Remington bankruptcy and have brought back VOLUME when it comes to availability and reasonable prices of their products. Maybe Swift needs to partner with another outfit who can actually manufacture more than ten boxes of ammo/ bullets in each cartridge a month and at less than TWICE the cost of their competitors. I won't be buying anything Swift anytime soon until they do.