Graf and Sons

by Bob Hatfield @, Sunday, July 26, 2026, 19:45 (20 hours, 18 minutes ago)

I will gladly pay more at Midway than to try to use Graf and Sons new website. The old website worked perfectly. The new one will cause a bald-headed man to try to find a hair to pull out.

They now call 32 caliber bullets .303. When you click on "caliber" .303 is the only option for 32 calibers. When you click on pistol bullets and then click on cartridge, they only show about 15 different calibers and not the first 32 of any kind is in the list. Plus, the new website constantly freezes up, and you have to start over.

Why couldn't they leave well enough alone is beyond me. It is like they either used the
3-stooges to design the new place or A.I.

Rant over.

Graf and Sons

by Paul ⌂, Sunday, July 26, 2026, 20:10 (19 hours, 53 minutes ago) @ Bob Hatfield

That's hilarious! Worse than including Long in the name of the good ol' 45 Colt cartridge, which at least can be shown to have some kind of validity if you accept the idea that there is no 45 Short Colt labeled ammo, nor yet 45 Long Colt labeled firearms back in the day. But I digress. Never ever have I seen a 303 revolver cartridge or ammo therefore. Sure makes you wonder what they were smoking when they designed the site.

Aye Eye.

by Murphy @, Sunday, July 26, 2026, 22:39 (17 hours, 24 minutes ago) @ Bob Hatfield

For what it's worth, I don't think it's all it's cracked up to be in some cases. Just my 2¢ worth.

Murphy

My first time on there.....

by RayLee, Monday, July 27, 2026, 07:24 (8 hours, 39 minutes ago) @ Bob Hatfield

since the change to the new format.

Most annoying !

Not quite as bad as basspro/cabela's but similar to brownell's & midwayusa just slower.

All mentioned share the same fault. If you tap or click on something before the page is fully loaded then it moves slightly causing you to actually tap/click on an unintended item.

My first time on there.....

by Bob Hatfield @, Monday, July 27, 2026, 15:40 (23 minutes ago) @ RayLee

10-4 on that terrible Cabela's website. Me navigating on the Cabela's website reminds me of back in the dialup days. Terribly slow and locks up worse than Graf's site.

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