10 January 2006, 00:53
HairtriggerBit the bullet
Well I finally did it.
I ordered an Oehler cronograph. I had heard that Oehler stopped making chronographs for individuals and had to have one.
Hopefully this will be a useful tool for better reloading, I am sure it will
10 January 2006, 02:12
El Deguelloquote:
I ordered an Oehler cronograph. I had heard that Oehler stopped making chronographs for individuals and had to have one.
Hadn't heard that! Too bad. Their products will be missed by most of us here!
10 January 2006, 02:52
onefunzr2Did you order direct to Oehler? They were supposed to be sold out of the model 35 end of last year.
10 January 2006, 03:20
HairtriggerI called Oehler last week and was told they will support the products just not sell more.
The nice lady gave me 3 names of dealers that took recent delivery.
Before calling I looked at Midway's website and they showed no stock no backorder.
The lady at Oehler suggested
Bruno - I did not call
Sinclair int - $358 + shipping
Midway - I went back to the website and showed 5 in stock, this morning they were sold out again
Would like to know the real reason Oehler is stopping
10 January 2006, 03:23
Hairtriggerforgot to say Midway's price is $344.99
For years I avoided Midway after Potterfield made changes but their customer service is bringing me back
10 January 2006, 03:48
iwzbeemanI'm not touting any one chrony but any chrony will open facets of reloading that no other single item will.
10 January 2006, 03:52
510wellsquote:
Originally posted by El Deguello:
quote:
I ordered an Oehler cronograph. I had heard that Oehler stopped making chronographs for individuals and had to have one.
Hadn't heard that! Too bad. Their products will be missed by most of us here!
I just talked to Oehler. The problem is that they can't get the printer at this time. They have suspended shipments for a couple of months. They are planning on making a decision the end of Feb. if they are going to continue production.
10 January 2006, 04:39
onefunzr2I understood they stopped or were suspending only the model 35 with printer. So yes, the printer was the 'sticky wicket.' They still sell and service the 43PBL.
Also, everytime I ever called a gentleman named James Boals answered my questions. Never a woman, even to transfer my call to him.
Have a look here:
http://www.dexadine.com/index.htmlDexadine makes Oehler's hardware work.