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Title: reloading stuff?
Post by: splitshot on January 07, 2012, 07:13:10 PM
 i am getting ready to stock up on making bullets and am needing help.   when buying reloading stuff, do you go for cheap?   i mean if one store has the same thing cheaper is it a go?  where are the best places to get stuff?  right now white elephant is the best place in eastern wash.  please correct me if i am wrong.  in moses lake stuff is high. i am saying some stores  are 20% more.  am getting excited about making ammo.  mike w
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: carpsniperg2 on January 07, 2012, 07:59:56 PM
I order a lot of my stuff. You can save a lot of money shopping the net. Check out nosler, they always have some killer deals in there promotion area :tup:
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: Heredoggydoggy on January 07, 2012, 08:17:53 PM
The best deal on bullets I've found is the Varmint Nightmare bullets from Midsouth Shooters.  I have found them to be just as accurate as V-Max bullets, and way less expensive.  Reliable company to deal with, too, so no worries there.  For pistol plinkers, I use a lot of the Rainier Leadsafe bullets.  They are a copper plated cast lead bullet, cleaner to handle than plain lead, and don't lead foul the bore.
powder and primers I buy locally.  Unless you can go in with some friends and do a big order, the hazmat fee cuts down any savings.
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: JackOfAllTrades on January 07, 2012, 08:48:40 PM
No one could pattern me with my buying habbits. If I see a component/s at good price, I buy. Even if I don't need that item at the time. I buy in batches from forums, online, Craigslist, retail or where ever it's a good deal. I pour a lot of my own lead for plinking and competition to save money.

-Steve
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: Biggerhammer on January 07, 2012, 08:59:27 PM
No one could pattern me with my buying habbits. If I see a component/s at good price, I buy. Even if I don't need that item at the time. I buy in batches from forums, online, Craigslist, retail or where ever it's a good deal. I pour a lot of my own lead for plinking and competition to save money.

-Steve

 :yeah: I will grab it whenever I can, wherever I can.
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: 300rum on January 08, 2012, 08:33:35 AM
If you are around a Bi-Mart, check them out for powder.  I am not around one but I check their adds online and a couple of times a year they have powder on sale for $2 off.  When the sale comes on I just make my way to one and go in twice.  I think that they limit you to 4 pounds/visit on the sale?  With the sale they are the least expensive, even the online stores that I have checked (Powder Valley) and with the online stores you have to pay a Haz-Mat charge.

For Primers I have done well on Craigslist, I recently bought 9K Large/Small Pistol for what came out to less than $20/thousand.  This isn't the norm though.  If you can find primers for the $25/thousand range, pick them up in bulk.  The gun shows (for some reason) also seem to have less espensive primers.  Powder Valley (online) has some very good prices but with the Haz-Mat and shipping it comes out pretty close to what you can find around home if you do some work.   
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: C-Money on January 08, 2012, 08:54:58 AM
High Mountain in Moses Lake has a good selection. It is a little high, but It is real cheap when you figure how far a guy has to drive to go buy reloading componants out side of Moses Lake. If I am out in a different city, I will buy anywhere the price is cheap. But if I need something, High Montain get my money verses making a special trip out of town.
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: Jack Diamond on January 08, 2012, 09:06:42 AM
Also Tri-State Outfitters in Moses Lake , good selection
,fair prices for the area. :twocents:
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Post by: Jack Diamond on January 08, 2012, 09:11:17 AM
Curious, splitshot, what calibers are you planning to load?
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Post by: 724wd on January 08, 2012, 09:22:30 AM
white elephant is great!   :tup:  but if you find a deal, buy it!
Title: Re: reloading stuff?
Post by: splitshot on January 08, 2012, 08:21:41 PM
will be doing a 25-06 which i love.  75 gr. and 110 gr.   am looking fo a 40 or 45 xdm.  mike w
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