We have hit Summer of 2023 which was the hope date.

I spoke to Geoff McDonald during last week. The resumption of production is not far off. A few electrical problems need to be sorted out and then things will roll again. He will start with .375" bullets first. Some of his dies were damaged, so it's not certain when and if the whole range offered previously will be made again.

Thank you. I also got an email response to from him last night. They are having to reestablish US distribution as well.

However, I was told the 275 grain WW PP, 358 would come back.

Only makes spends to get the 375s out there.

Any update on this? I sent Geoff an email last week and haven't heard back (not a negative comment, just an observation). I've a friend with a 450#2 in need of .458 480gr RN's for a buffalo hunt next year. Trying to sort out if we're going to have to go another direction for bullet sourcing.

Geoff was in the US for some time, looking for a new distributor. Production has resumed but it will be some time before stock levels are what they should be.

I sent Miller an email last year of my Red taken w his 358, 275 grain PP.

I had an ulterior motive of implying we needed that bullet back. He responded. I am done to 50.

Reloading International chatted with them at SHOT. I hope it works out.

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Originally posted by BaxterB:
Reloading International chatted with them at SHOT. I hope it works out.

Thats very encouraging. Thanks for the update, guys.

Used them years ago and they performed well. Hope they become available with factory loads. I don't reload anymore.

Anything new news?

I love woodleigh bullets for my 416 rem mag .I used the 410 gr in Alaska in my 416 they go end to end on big bears .I bought up 6000 of them just incase they bring back the wooly mamoth.