In a couple new boxes of 9mm ammo I found over 7 defective rounds. The first bad one failed to chamber. Luckly it didn't as it could have blown the gun up in my face. I then looked through the boxes and found 6 more. It's amazing that they actually boxed these up.
I contacted Winchester who requested that I send the defective ammo back for their inspection. In return, they sent me a lousy winchester cupon that wouldn't even cover a new box.
I contacted their product service rep, Sheryl Forbeck, who infomed me that they could not give me a FULL refund OR a cupon for a whole new box because I had already shot some of the ammo. When I reminded her of how dangerous ammo like this is, she did not express any concern regarding my safety. I told her I might have to warn other shooters on the internet then, she relied, "You do what you have to do."
So here are the pictures. Please inspect EVERY round of your winchester ammo as somebody is obviously sleeeping at quality control.
I contacted Winchester who requested that I send the defective ammo back for their inspection. In return, they sent me a lousy winchester cupon that wouldn't even cover a new box.
I contacted their product service rep, Sheryl Forbeck, who infomed me that they could not give me a FULL refund OR a cupon for a whole new box because I had already shot some of the ammo. When I reminded her of how dangerous ammo like this is, she did not express any concern regarding my safety. I told her I might have to warn other shooters on the internet then, she relied, "You do what you have to do."
So here are the pictures. Please inspect EVERY round of your winchester ammo as somebody is obviously sleeeping at quality control.
Even their premium JHPs have had QC issues in this caliber, and I'm surprised that they apparently have done nothing to address them. 
I mostly shoot .40 S&W and WWB has always been good for me, but it looks as though the only way they'll get the message is if enough of us stop buying their products.
