Lesson learned Adventure Outdoors

[palmettomoon]

Wideners...Brownells....

 

[wwboater]

For a good selection at a local store go check out HiCaliber in Canton. Plus many of them reload.

 

[Kman]

For a good selection at a local store go check out HiCaliber in Canton. Plus many of them reload.

I get up that way for work. I'll definitely take a look.

 

[Boz1911]

You find careful planning of future needs are very beneficial

 

[Boz1911]

Speaking of which, Cabelas cave has a few good deals like this one
http://www.cabelas.com/product/barg...670980/rcbs-reg-chargemaster-combo/741110.uts

 

[Flashover16]

You will find if you look around local shops prices run all over the place, some are quite out of touch, some are fair. Personally I have been using Powder Valley for many years, good pricing, good service, good selection.
I can't touch their prices anywhere locally and that includes the Haz mat and shipping fees included as well.
course now you can't order 1 pound of powder and 1-K of primers, but if doing a reasonable order (250-Plus dollars) you should come out ahead.
Plus you just need to go out o the front porch and pick your order up, not drive 16 different places to pick it up, and of course no sales tax on the order either.

 

[Plinker66]

AO has a nice gunsmith.

 

[Pistolier60]

The only reason to buy at AO is ,every once in a great while they might slip up and have a good deal on some ammo. That is all.

 

[DinkyDau]

I never get there, and its all Cherokee gun and pawns fault..I can't pass by it, on the way south.

 

[avmtdan]

I don't know of a single box store that has a decent selection of reloading equipment. Best bet is to get with some people who do it and find out what you like, and order it. Also, most stores have either RCBS or Lee, but not both to compare/contrast. I also don't know of a single store that has any Dillan equipment. I am sure they are out there, but reloading is not something I have learned much about in an actual store.