Posted: 3/13/2009 5:25:42 PM EDT
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What stores do you know of, in Southern California, that sell reloading supplies?
In San Diego, I know of El Cajon Gun Exchange and Turner's Outdoorsman. I'm looking up to Los Angeles county. |
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If you use El Cajon Gun Exchange, I hope you get better customer service than I have. To me they are the...must have it now, nobody else has it in stock, don't have time to mail order for it, they're the last store to try and I'm desperate,...store.
They didn't seem like they wanted to be bothered. Bought some MEC reloader parts, and the guy behind the counter was telling me about how well his super secret trap load recipe works, and wouldn't tell me what it was???? Maybe he thought I'd put it on the internet...I'm happy with the Win AA recipe and not ready to stray away with a home made recipe. I'd rather pay the hazmat fee with Natchez Shooters Supply than go there. |
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Quoted: The best reloading store ever, no kidding, with fair prices.Oh, how I miss The Reloading Center. That place was just GREAT! LAPD tried to sting them with a kid attempting to purchase a lb of powder with a fatherly adult standing behind him. It didn't work. They were going to move operations to another state but that never happened. |
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The best reloading store ever, no kidding, with fair prices.
Oh, how I miss The Reloading Center. That place was just GREAT! LAPD tried to sting them with a kid attempting to purchase a lb of powder with a fatherly adult standing behind him. It didn't work. They were going to move operations to another state but that never happened. Are you serious? There is just something seriously wrong with that. |
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The Angeles Range has a reloading supply store on site. Their hours are somewhat limited but their selection is not too bad (I'd say about half of "The Reloading Center") Prices are ok since you dont have to pay shipping. http://www.reloadingstore.com/ |
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The Angeles Range has a reloading supply store on site. Their hours are somewhat limited but their selection is not too bad (I'd say about half of "The Reloading Center") Prices are ok since you dont have to pay shipping. http://www.reloadingstore.com/ +1 I was there on Saturday and they had a pretty nice operation there, but he was just about out of powder for .223 or .308  . No small rifle primers to be had. My friend bought the last 3lbs of H335.
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Quoted: Quoted: The Angeles Range has a reloading supply store on site. Their hours are somewhat limited but their selection is not too bad (I'd say about half of "The Reloading Center") Prices are ok since you dont have to pay shipping. http://www.reloadingstore.com/ +1 I was there on Saturday and they had a pretty nice operation there, but he was just about out of powder for .223 or .308 . No small rifle primers to be had. My friend bought the last 3lbs of H335.You should have walked over to Ft Angeles, across from the skeet club, we had a carbine class. We didn't get a break so I couldn't peruse the reloading store. |
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Centerfire Arms (Riverside) - has a small reloading section www.centerfirefirearms.com Halbrooks Carving & Gun Room (Fontana) - is Very Big into reloading17564 Arrow Blvd |