who do you buy your components from

[spencerhenry]

used to buy from midway, then i bought some from cabelas, recently used natchez, also have catalog from midsouth shooters supply. who do you think has the best across the board prices for bullets and brass?

[Hoser]

Powder Valley and Black Hills.

[Tim K]

I'll add Widener's to Hoser's list.

[Hannu]

Powder Valley and Montana Gold.

[coop68]

i try and get on large orders with clubs/shooters saves on shipping as we have it freighted to denver and one person picks it all up. since i go to school in NE and shoot at camp perry every year i try and buy enough to last till the next time i have a chance to buy more at those events.

that's how i do it with my current situation! or i would buy from the current list above

[MarkCO]

Powder and Primer: Powder Valley
Bullets: Montana Gold, Berry's, Midway, Cabelas (whoever has them on sale, coupons, prize certs, etc.)

[spencerhenry]

checked prices from some of the places mentioned. on 308 220gr sierra bthp, natchez was the cheapest, not by much, but in some cases enough to matter. obviously one component out of thousands doesnt say much, but it is an indication. just thought i would pass it along

[jmg8550]

I tend to buy locally as I almost never buy in bulk. I never have enough up front money to justify the hazmat fee. I usually buy from Rocky Mountain Shooters Supply but a new store opened up in Milliken and their prices are very reasonable. I also go to Sportsmans for projectiles. Still don't have a good local source for CCI #34 primers though.

[jerrymrc]

Powder Valley, Wideners, Hi-Tech, Pat's, Graff & Sons and Golden west. They all have their sales and deals.

If you find a deal buy in bulk. There is nothing in my supplies that has gone down in price. ;)


Still don't have a good local source for CCI #34 primers though

If ya were down here I could help you out on that one.

[theGinsue]

So faqr I've jut bought things locally - @ Sportsman's Warehouse of all places. It's currently the cheapest place in the Spings to buy reloading supplies that I've seen.