Posted: 2/16/2009 11:38:01 AM EDT
| I need to start reloading some ammo if I'm going to shoot much. I have presses, but I need mostly bullets and eventually other stuff. Is there a store in western WA that has decent prices on reloading supplies? |
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All that and then there is no web page. Just a bunch of "web miners". |
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It answers the question of Where's Welchers? doesn't it?
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It answers the question of Where's Welchers? doesn't it?
Yes, in a needlessly flippant way. It did lead me to this fascinating treatis though: Tinfoil Central I especially like how they refer to the "rifle that killed ten people". BTW, MACE_Hardware did not post this message, his laptop posted it. |
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OK, I seem to be a bit bitchy today so I'll try to address the OP questions.
If I need reloading supplies right now I'll try Sky Valley Traders in Monroe or Sam's Gun Shop in Everett. Neither has very good prices but they are local. If I am price shopping and willing to wait (in other words I anticipated my needs) I shop online at Widners, Midway USA, or Natchez Shooters Supply. The mail order places have a "hazardous material" surcharge from UPS that they pass on to you for orders of primers or powder. I try to order all my powder and primers at once to help amortize the haz mat charge over a larger shipment. It makes sense to get together with your buddies to order together to get the weight of your order up to reduce the "per pound" amount of the haz mat fee. |
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a needlessly flippant way it may have seemed to you but because I know the way there without having their address committed to memory that method is exactly how I found the information to pass on.
MACE_Hardware is dead on to watching out for the $20 HazMat shipping surcharge for powder and/or primers, when you are price shopping local vs the internet. Another source I use online is PowderValleyInc |
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For links and other info Arfcom style visit the Reloading Forum.
Be sure to read the FAQ's and other info at the top of the page. Also all the Links are there for your interweb shopping pleasure. Best part, you don't need beer, just don't ask questions that are answered in the FAQ's. 
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