Are there any shops in the Roswell/Alphretta area that have a decent supply of reloading goodies (brass, powder, etc)  

Thanks in advance!

B&B Outdoors on Holcomb Bridge is pretty good, though I don't know about their prices.  They seem to have a lot of stuff, although I'm not sure if that's what you would need, since I don't reload.  

Ghost

B&B/Bass Pro is where I have been getting the majority of my stuff.  Just looking for some more options.  I didn't know if there were any shops that I was looking over.

Not exactly Alphretta, but David's Gun Room in Norcross has reloading supplies.  I don't reload (yet), so I'm not sure about prices.  Might be worth a phone call though.

Believe it or not www.ebay.com and www.gunbroker.com have some pretty decent prices on reloading supplies.  One of my goals for the next year is to pick up a Dillon 550 or 650 and start reloading.

Thanks for all of your help!  I'll try David's.  I just wish there was more of a selection, mabye David's will have it..

Thanks Again

Quoted: Believe it or not www.ebay.com and www.gunbroker.com have some pretty decent prices on reloading supplies.  One of my goals for the next year is to pick up a Dillon 550 or 650 and start reloading.

You'll like a Dillon!

Some of the gun show guys have good deals on dies, powder and primers. Nobody I know carries presses and other stuff though.

Quoted: Quoted: Believe it or not www.ebay.com and www.gunbroker.com have some pretty decent prices on reloading supplies.  One of my goals for the next year is to pick up a Dillon 550 or 650 and start reloading. You'll like a Dillon!

I know I'll like a Dillon, I played around with The_Beer_Slayer's 550 at the great big campout that none of you hacks (except Buzzstrike) even showed up to.

Dillon is the way to go IMO.  For most equipment I'd buy it from them direct.  That ensures that you're in their system for the no BS guarantee.  Though I imagine you'll get good service from them if you buy from a reputable dealer.  David's Gun Room sells some Dillon stuff.

Cleaning media and tumblers you can find at the gun shows.  There's a guy there that always has Dillon and Lee stuff, plus powder.  His bullets are too expensive for me.

Midway has a good tumbler and seperator package at a reasonable price.  A lot less than what Dillon runs.

Bullets - Montana Gold, Rainier plated (ACM will order Rainiers for you)or West Coast Plated are all good for pistol.

Powder - Depends what you want.  Hazmat fees are enough to encourage me to buy at the gun shows.  I buy in 8lb kegs to keep the cost down.

I usually buy 75% of my reloading supplies from Tommy at Georgia Precision (shameless plug).