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<blockquote data-quote="Muddyboots" data-source="post: 2613484" data-attributes="member: 63925"><p>So to be clear, every bullet manufacturer that does not provide a LabRadar calculated BC can do more? CE? In business 14 more years and is just starting to use an Oehler? Originally this was stated not to be a Hammer issue but yet you made it one with your Safari comment. There are bullet companies far more financially established in size like Hornady and even lately Nosler that only recently started to use Doppler. What took them so long? They have the financial and technical resources to have done this years ago. They have ballistic labs. Heck, for years everyone complained about their BC's and now they are better. These are huge long time companies in comparison. How about giving companies time to grow, prosper and develop products as their primary focus? Have you ever mortgaged your personal assets to start up, develops and grow a company? Your day to day decisions are far different than ours. </p><p></p><p>Testing bullets on all sizes and shapes on animals is tough to do here while you can do so on a safari much easier with real world data. And yes, marketing is part of it but hide, tissue and bone performance on extremely tough African game has great deal of significance.</p><p></p><p>My comments are based upon friends I have in other businesses that mortgaged their life in a gamble to start and develop their business. They were successful only by shaving beards off pennies until their business prospered enough to start having a life. This was not overnight success. On average 7-10 years grinding it out every day. Everyone has an opinion how to run someone else's business until you have one of your own. Perspectives change fast then. I hope everyone understands my perspective from building a business versus what we think someone should do. </p><p></p><p>Thank you for considering my comments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Muddyboots, post: 2613484, member: 63925"] So to be clear, every bullet manufacturer that does not provide a LabRadar calculated BC can do more? CE? In business 14 more years and is just starting to use an Oehler? Originally this was stated not to be a Hammer issue but yet you made it one with your Safari comment. There are bullet companies far more financially established in size like Hornady and even lately Nosler that only recently started to use Doppler. What took them so long? They have the financial and technical resources to have done this years ago. They have ballistic labs. Heck, for years everyone complained about their BC's and now they are better. These are huge long time companies in comparison. How about giving companies time to grow, prosper and develop products as their primary focus? Have you ever mortgaged your personal assets to start up, develops and grow a company? Your day to day decisions are far different than ours. Testing bullets on all sizes and shapes on animals is tough to do here while you can do so on a safari much easier with real world data. And yes, marketing is part of it but hide, tissue and bone performance on extremely tough African game has great deal of significance. My comments are based upon friends I have in other businesses that mortgaged their life in a gamble to start and develop their business. They were successful only by shaving beards off pennies until their business prospered enough to start having a life. This was not overnight success. On average 7-10 years grinding it out every day. Everyone has an opinion how to run someone else's business until you have one of your own. Perspectives change fast then. I hope everyone understands my perspective from building a business versus what we think someone should do. Thank you for considering my comments. [/QUOTE]
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