Nathan
GBRun forest RUN! Run forest RUN! Ordered a month ago the only thing I have gotten is hung up on twice and every excuse in the book via email. I can’t get my money back or my order sent. Yes their products are top notch but the service is urine poor. No help or communication they always seem too busy to actually help. They need to have a team meeting and regroup cause I see a lot of the same complaints and have been going for a long while. Unless you have over a month and counting of wait time. Mama said stupid is stupid does! Lol
Cole Daunhauer
GBProduct reliability is unmatched Product reliability is unmatched, quality, durability... I have used these slings during my time in the service in Iraq and Afghanistan and have used them since I retired in 2013..I can not begin to think of another company that comes close...I wont even think about using any other sling, on any of my rifles. Customer service in the dealings I have had has always been amazing. So very thankful for this company. Thanks for all you do.
Jonathan Silver
GBMy 4th Sling This is the fourth sling I've purchase from BFG; I use the Vickers 221 professionally and trust it for personal use as well. Their shipping is always a little slow, especially since 2020, but I'll wait for quality.
Phillip Bart
GBIt's Definitely Quality This seems to be an excellent sling for all intents and purposes. The padding keeps it from digging and the adjustment is smooth and easy to do without needing to look for the tab. The Multicam Tropic is also a nice color. This is my first rifle sling and will most likely to be the last due to the apparent quality. It also arrived in the same week that I ordered it. Overall I can't recommend it enough, especially if you're just looking a good general sling and have nothing particular in mind.
Becky Willard
GBFailure to ship products in a timely… Failure to ship products in a timely manner is mismanagement from the very top. Staff suffer from lack of leadership, operational mismanagement, lack of industry SOPs and ways of working. The foolish decisions in operations has inventory material allocations “robbing Peter to pay Paul” and it has been catching up on them. BFG prioritizes big contracts over all other sales channels. They even risk their big contracts as they barely get the product out the door at the lates possible hour. Their failure to meet contract shipment dates could happen any day. Failure begins at the top. AB is the owner who is a fool who reads books and gets excited over a few concepts, but lacks practical application in his own operations. He wants to come off as an inspirational thought leader, but comes off as an empty fool to those who can see through his bull. AB openly calls out departments as “failures” and verbally attacks and ridicules staff in meetings. His “rule by fear” has the majority of mid management not speaking up in fear they will be decimated them next. Their high turnover in management, mid-management, and professionals at all levels is because AB and his hand selected “gang” of bullies. Do you really expect “bonus room” staff to properly run a multimillion dollar company? The boys need to put their big boy pants on. They can’t run this size business as a mom-and-pop operation any more. AB also rules with distrust of his staff because he (through a few key others) record employees and monitors conversations. They monitor hallway conversations and conversations with coworkers throughout the facilities. If they make such an effort to monitor, I would guess that emails are also not safe. Although, AB was not in the military, he acts like a wanna be GI Joe. When you visit BFG, just notice how all employees must back into their parking spaces. All military inspired and makes no sense for this type of operation. AB shows all the classic signs of a narcissist. AB put BS in charge of operations. BS lacks any experience running operations and is well over his head. BS has allowed the manual inventory allocation, and departments to figure it out for themselves because BS just doesn’t know. BS is not an operations guy and is not capable of learning to become one. His mismanagement, and AB allowing it, will run the business into its next major layoff. BS will sabotage others so that he does not look bad with AB. BS will throw anyone under the bus so he looks better. Under BS lack of knowledge and lack of leadership, he allowed inventory material levels (for current demand) suffer to critical (potentially crippling) levels. BS has allowed business with critically aligned vendors who also have close ties to Russia and China. This is contrary to its mission to be Berry compliant. BS needs to focus on his M&A and finance experience because he is f’ing up operations, lack of production management, and is at fault for people, companies, and government organizations not getting their orders. Seriously, how could a manufacturing company have NO ONE in charge of overseeing production internally and with external partners. Production oversight is not a Procurement or Purchasing duty (says all experienced industry professionals). Any why allow the product development team have such control over production? PD has no experience to choreograph production and purchasing. I suspect both AB and BS has foolish acceptance to this operational approach. In full disclosure, I was Director level (hired for my expertise) and at BFG for 5 weeks. Time has passed and I am grateful to no longer be with the company. This truthful review is to warn military, military contractors, network partners, production partners, customers, and employees. I believe in the mission supporting our military. But the incompetence at BFG can cause risks that I am not willing to sit back and say nothing about.