We take great care to insure that our reloads will fire every time when used in a firearm in good condition.  During the manufacturing process, we test fire random samples from each batch.  However, sometimes a round, new or reload, will fail to fire because of defects in either the round itself or, sometimes, in the firearm.  For example, a failure to fire may be caused by a defective primer or powder that has absorbed too much humidity and fails properly to ignite.  Sometimes, if the firearm is old or has not been properly maintained, the firing pin or striker will simply be unable to ignite the primer.  The best way to determine if the firearm is the problem is to try to fire the "bad" round in a firearm known to be in good condition: if it fires, the round was good and the firearm should be inspected and, if necessary, repaired.

 

2-for-1 Guaranteed to Fire!

 

If a reloaded round purchased from us fails to fire, just bring the problem cartridge back to us, along with the gun used to fire the ammunition.  If we are able to verify that the problem was with our reloaded ammunition, we will give you, at no extra cost, 2 fresh reloads for the 1 bad reload!  If, however, we determine that the problem is with your firearm, we will be happy to work with you to return the firearm to fully functional condition.