Best Places for Reloading Supplies - Page 2

ARGarrison · 08-07-2008

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Originally Posted by Relay4

Down By The Tracks is a little gun shop in Galveston that carries a very good selection of reloading components.

I've bought powder there before. Last time I was there though, I thought his bullet prices were a little steep, even with todays markets. Of course I may have been spoiled by Sportsman's Warehouse.

rjwin1967 · 08-07-2008

I usually wait for the 1500 to buy powder and primers as the hazmat fee is unrealistic and a deliberate attempt to curtail firearms and related items. I shoot a lot of .223 so I try to find the AA2230C in the 8 pound bottle if possible. It's usually a good deal if you can find it. It has a very broad application and burns relatively clean. You might try River Valley Ordinance for military caliber brass and bullets. They used to have very good prices.

Royal-1 · 08-11-2008

Powder Valley, Natchez, and Midway.

About in that order for prices too. Natchez has a good selection, but not a great web site to order from. No flashy graphics.

BE Mike · 08-13-2008

I used to order a lot from Natchez and Wideners. Wideners seemed to have a lot of good specials once in a while. I haven't compared prices lately amongst Natchez and Wideners. I haven't ordered anything from Powder Valley, but I've heard that their prices are very good.

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08-07-2008	#12 (permalink)
rjwin1967 Plinker Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 42	I usually wait for the 1500 to buy powder and primers as the hazmat fee is unrealistic and a deliberate attempt to curtail firearms and related items. I shoot a lot of .223 so I try to find the AA2230C in the 8 pound bottle if possible. It's usually a good deal if you can find it. It has a very broad application and burns relatively clean. You might try River Valley Ordinance for military caliber brass and bullets. They used to have very good prices.

08-11-2008	#13 (permalink)
Royal-1 Plinker Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Noblesville Posts: 76	Powder Valley, Natchez, and Midway. About in that order for prices too. Natchez has a good selection, but not a great web site to order from. No flashy graphics.

08-13-2008	#14 (permalink)
BE Mike Plinker Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New Albany Posts: 175	I used to order a lot from Natchez and Wideners. Wideners seemed to have a lot of good specials once in a while. I haven't compared prices lately amongst Natchez and Wideners. I haven't ordered anything from Powder Valley, but I've heard that their prices are very good.