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Author Topic: where to buy reloading components  (Read 1523 times)

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July 07/14/10, 07:23:17 PM

Offline jbrown

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where to buy reloading components
I was looking at components at a local store today,and they were extremly expensive.Powder $40 pound,hornady bullets $29/100,nosler bullets $50/50.
Anybody steer me to a metro gun shop that deserves my business?
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July 07/14/10, 07:36:12 PM Reply #1

Offline Dan R.

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Re: where to buy reloading components
When I reloaded alot ( shot gun ) I use to buy my stuff from the Wolf's Den in Hugo
also if you are in the south Metro try Almen's in Morris Town
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July 07/14/10, 08:15:57 PM Reply #2

Offline beeker

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Re: where to buy reloading components
there's a place called ballistic products in cocoran mn. I don't reload rifle so can't tell you how their prices are for those components
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July 07/15/10, 07:41:00 PM Reply #3

Offline Benny

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Re: where to buy reloading components
There is a member named Gramps who could help you with most of your needs, he has an add in the clasifieds right now. Powder at $15 a pound I believe.

Other wise I can ask my suplier if he sells to the general public and give you his number if he does.

Benny
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July 07/15/10, 08:42:39 PM Reply #4

Offline beeker

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Re: where to buy reloading components
I bought from gramps before.. good stuff
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July 07/16/10, 06:28:07 PM Reply #5

Offline Benny

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Re: where to buy reloading components
Yep, Gramps is a stand up guy!!

Benny
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