Does anyone know how long MVA is going to be closed? I ordered a front globe sight that was supposed to be in stock in November. Now I can't even get through to a person there.

I called and talked the girl at MVA mid-day today, and ordered a fistful of small parts.

Unless you called verify it was in stock, there really is no way to tell online reliably. 

If you paid by credit card, check to see if you have been charged. They don’t charge until it’s built and time to ship. They may have a pre-authorization to hold funds, but it won’t be a charge.

A month ago, I ordered some single set trigger parts for a low wall project I’m working on. I talked to Cheryl at MVA, and ordered the parts. About two weeks later, I called her again, and she said the order was being held up for the single set trigger adjustment screw, which was in production at that time. This week I called her again and she said they were still waiting on the adjustment screw, so I told her to just hit my card for the balance, and ship what they had. That was on Monday of this week. Yesterday, I received a well packed box with all the parts I needed (with the exception of the adjustment screw). I have been doing business with MVA since they first opened. They produce an excellent product at reasonable prices, but are being hampered by production/supply shortages ,just like everyone else. 
Great folks to do business with, and Cheryl is the best!
Tom

Wait!! Cheryl answered the phone!! 

I love MVA sights, and dealings with MVA too! Not every company in the gun parts business is like MVA!
I had a recent dealing with another that quoted me a price for a new base, plus shipping; then overcharged me for both the base and the shipping. When I called the owner acted like I was a tightwad for wanting the overcharge reversed on my credit card. Last time I'll buy from him.

I'll second that SSShooter !

Cheryl always answers the phone except when she goes to lunch.  Then you get Lars...