I ordered a can from AAC six months ago, and I am still waiting. Anyone else experiencing the slow deliveries from AAC out there?
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Re: AAC Backlog?
Ohh... just every time.
Nothing new, lemme guess if you call there only waiting on a certain part that changes with every call.
The stocking dealer explaination is really the only cure.
Ohh... just every time.
Nothing new, lemme guess if you call there only waiting on a certain part that changes with every call.
The stocking dealer explaination is really the only cure.
Re: AAC Backlog?
AAC makes a great can, just don't order one from AAC. Lead times are approximate (Loosely used, very loosely used) always get one thats in stock at your distributor. Hassle free that way.
Don't feel bad though, when my buddy ordered his first can, a Surefire 556 back in 2007, it took 8 months to get it at the distributor. All that then wait 4 months for the Form 4.
My suggestion, for what its worth, find one in stock somewhere and pay the fee to transfer it to your distributor. Takes about 3 weeks and usually $100.00, but that is negotiable with your SOT.
AAC makes a great can, just don't order one from AAC. Lead times are approximate (Loosely used, very loosely used) always get one thats in stock at your distributor. Hassle free that way.
Don't feel bad though, when my buddy ordered his first can, a Surefire 556 back in 2007, it took 8 months to get it at the distributor. All that then wait 4 months for the Form 4.
My suggestion, for what its worth, find one in stock somewhere and pay the fee to transfer it to your distributor. Takes about 3 weeks and usually $100.00, but that is negotiable with your SOT.
Re: AAC Backlog?
Like said. AAC makes a top notch can. I had a 338 Titan that was warped and they promised to make me a new one. They did make me a brand new model Titan, paid for all my transfers, free shipping, and a box load of free swag. It took about 6 months but I got it and thats all that mattered to me.
Call Mike Mers and ask him to check on it.
Like said. AAC makes a top notch can. I had a 338 Titan that was warped and they promised to make me a new one. They did make me a brand new model Titan, paid for all my transfers, free shipping, and a box load of free swag. It took about 6 months but I got it and thats all that mattered to me.
Call Mike Mers and ask him to check on it.
Re: AAC Backlog?
Per above the dealer with the "in stock" is the key. I had so many promised shipping dates on a Cyclone when I looked back it took me twice the time to get the can in my dealers hands than it did to process 3 other form 4's in the interim.
Per above the dealer with the "in stock" is the key. I had so many promised shipping dates on a Cyclone when I looked back it took me twice the time to get the can in my dealers hands than it did to process 3 other form 4's in the interim.
