Good experence with SSS

[Baddog0302]

Before starting my project I read here about the good & bad dealings with SSS. With hand gun silhouette season starting up, I figured I wouldn't need my 110 LH action, and my 250 gn. 30 Cal. mold wouldn't be cut till late summer, off went my action & .473 bolt.
When asked for an ETA, I was told it should ship by 17 March. When I contacted them on 14 March Lisa asked how I wanted to handle payment as ALL the requested work was done. I received my action and two bolts on 21 March..
Now to deside, a SSS or Rifle Basix 1# trigger ???

 

[ab_bentley]

You are in club few and far between. Adam

 

[tenring]

Hopefully, Fred and Lisa have read the handwriting on the wall. They dug themselves a ell of a hole.

 

[ChipEckardt]

I sent my second rifle to be timed, trued, barrel, evo trigger and it came back first of this month when expected and excellent job!

Chip

 

[wooger]

How long did it take?

 

[Baddog0302]

I had my action T&T, my ome bolt [.473 head]reconditioned, it hab under sea water from hurrican Ivan, and a new bolt built with a .378 head. seams from sending it out to getting it back was about 12 weeks

 

[jo191145]

Last year I sent in an action for T&T and the Evo2 trigger. 5 weeks it was back.
Luck of the draw I contacted Lisa a week before they started T&T work.
Seems they don't do one customers job at a time. They run em in bunches according to what is getting done. Probably saves a ton of time in tooling set up.
Does'nt explain the delays but...........Thats how it works.