Fire Update from Woodleigh

[Josh P]

Fire Update 21.02.2025​

Thank you for your patience and support, it has been frustrating for all concerned.

We have most soft nose bullets back in stock from #06 500 Nitro SN to #64E 8x57I here in Australia. Just starting with exports of this new stock.

There will be two new USA stockists, who will have supplies in next two months. All going well.

Raven Rocks Precision
1120 International Parkway, STE 137, Fredricksburg VA 22406 USA
Contact Bill Bogner
Email: williambogner@ravenrocksprecision.com
Ph 5406843220
www.ravenrocksprecision.com

Miken Gunworks Inc
5006 NW B Avenue, Pendleton OR 97801 USA
Contact Chris Johnson
Email: chris@reloadinginternational.com
Ph +1 541 429 0163
www.reloadinginternational.com

Smaller calibres coming soon.
We will not be making any FMJ this year. If an FMJ is needed please use our Hydrostatically Stabilised solids.

Regards,
Geoff & Shirley McDonald.

The above is the note that pops up on the Woodleigh website. Positive news.

 

[Hunter-Habib]

You’ve got to love Geoff’s persistence !

 

[uplander01]

We simply can't be without o as an option,....keep up the hard work Geoff

 

[baxterb]

That is great.

 

[Luvthunt]

Yes, appreciated!

 

[PerH]

Good to hear that .

 

[358 Norma]

Do you know if any thier will be any factory ammo available using these bullets?

 

[deewayne2003]

Do you know if any thier will be any factory ammo available using these bullets?

Hyrdos are made at a separate facility and have never been out of production, I've seen them in the Federal loading.

For the soft points - It's probably going to be a while, they have to make up all the back order products and then get to the massive commercial orders.

 

[RAVEN ROCKS PRECISION]

Do you know if any thier will be any factory ammo available using these bullets?

Norma will be. I just don't know their production schedule. I'm sure some of the smaller companies will also be loading them.

FWIW, we're still waiting for the ATF to approve the import permit, but as soon as that happens, we're excited to get them back in the US.

 

[358 Norma]

Norma will be. I just don't know their production schedule. I'm sure some of the smaller companies will also be loading them.

FWIW, we're still waiting for the ATF to approve the import permit, but as soon as that happens, we're excited to get them back in the US.

Are you getting in any .358 cal 250 grain or 310 grain bullets?

 

[deewayne2003]

Norma will be. I just don't know their production schedule. I'm sure some of the smaller companies will also be loading them.

FWIW, we're still waiting for the ATF to approve the import permit, but as soon as that happens, we're excited to get them back in the US.

Well done! And I feel your pain I had an ATF permit and imported a bunch they had in storage for personal use.

Thank you for dealing with that process so we can have access.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Norma will be. I just don't know their production schedule. I'm sure some of the smaller companies will also be loading them.

FWIW, we're still waiting for the ATF to approve the import permit, but as soon as that happens, we're excited to get them back in the US.

@RAVEN ROCKS PRECISION
I'm very happy that you have secured the distribution of Woodleigh products. People will beat a path to your door for them. You must be proud of your persistence.
I pray your permit happens soon
Well done.
Bob

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Are you getting in any .358 cal 250 grain or 310 grain bullets?

@358 Norma
Their 358 call bullets are fantastic at those speeds. I have driven the 225 gn to 2,950 fps and the 250 to 2,700fps and the big 310s to 2,455 fps out of the Whelen and they perform well and are very accurate in my rifle.
Bob