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Inventory, Manufacturing and Delivery Information

Production and Shipping Updates

Check current bullet-production priorities, inventory availability, order-processing expectations, and USPS delivery information.

Last updated:

  • In-Stock ProcessingMost in-stock orders leave our facility within 1 to 3 business days.
  • USPS Delivery DelaysA small number of shipped orders are taking 10 to 21 or more days to arrive.
  • BackordersWe are not accepting phone-in backorders at this time.

Production Update

We are manufacturing bullets as quickly as possible. As production runs are completed, inventory is added to the website when enough product is available to help meet existing backorders.

Currently in Production

  • .45 ACP – 200 Grain SWC
  • 9mm – 124 Grain RN

Up Next

  • .38/.357 – 105 Grain TFP
  • .38/.357 – 158 Grain SWC

Demand remains high and newly available products may sell out quickly. We are working to increase production and appreciate your patience and continued support.

Please note: We are not accepting phone-in backorders. Use the website to monitor current availability.

Shipping Update

A small number of packages that have already left our facility are taking 10 to 21 or more days to arrive. USPS processing backlogs, staffing shortages, and occasional weather disruptions can affect delivery after a package leaves our facility.

Current Shipping Status

  • In-stock orders ship each business day.
  • Most in-stock orders leave our facility within 1 to 3 business days after ordering.
  • Out-of-stock products may be backordered from several weeks to a few months, depending on their previous production and sales date.
  • We are not currently experiencing shortages or delays in raw materials or production supplies.

Once a package has shipped, we cannot accelerate its movement through the USPS network. A delayed package may be waiting for processing at a distribution center.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we continue working through high product demand and occasional carrier delays.

US Postal Service warehouse showing packages awaiting processing
USPS processing backlogs can delay packages after they leave our facility.