MISREPRESENTATION OF SUPPORT - QUICK ANNEAL
Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2023 7:34 pm
Dear fellow FClass Shooters and friends,
It has recently been brought to my attention that a company called Quick Anneal has placed my Australian Teams Logo (including that of the NRAA) on their website as an Associated Partner. I want to make it unequivocally clear that I have never given Quick Anneal any permission or endorsement. I have never used or seen their machines in operation and DO NOT know of the validity of their claims concerning the performance of their products.
I feel that it is incredibly important to make this statement and set the record straight to avoid any fellow shooter making a commercial decision with my endorsement as a validation of their choices.
For anyone wondering, I use an AMP Annealer and have done so since 2016 (One of their older units). No, I do not currently use Aztec mode. I have since purchased an AMP Mate and was one of the early adopters to buy the AMP Press. I provided Annealing Made Perfect an endorsement on their Facebook page back in 2017/2018 as I do believe in both the quality of their products and the honesty of their approach.
Please ensure that your buying decisions are well-researched and that you consider all facts and factors.
Should anyone have any questions for me on this topic, I will gladly answer them by e-mail or phone.
All the best,
Albert van Wyk
It has recently been brought to my attention that a company called Quick Anneal has placed my Australian Teams Logo (including that of the NRAA) on their website as an Associated Partner. I want to make it unequivocally clear that I have never given Quick Anneal any permission or endorsement. I have never used or seen their machines in operation and DO NOT know of the validity of their claims concerning the performance of their products.
I feel that it is incredibly important to make this statement and set the record straight to avoid any fellow shooter making a commercial decision with my endorsement as a validation of their choices.
For anyone wondering, I use an AMP Annealer and have done so since 2016 (One of their older units). No, I do not currently use Aztec mode. I have since purchased an AMP Mate and was one of the early adopters to buy the AMP Press. I provided Annealing Made Perfect an endorsement on their Facebook page back in 2017/2018 as I do believe in both the quality of their products and the honesty of their approach.
Please ensure that your buying decisions are well-researched and that you consider all facts and factors.
Should anyone have any questions for me on this topic, I will gladly answer them by e-mail or phone.
All the best,
Albert van Wyk