Where to buy loading equipment

[Engine4]

For powder & other supplies, W.E. Sell Sporting Goods in Hanover has a good selection. The good thing about going out of state for powder is you don't have to log your name.

 

[Shooter88]

Thanks for the replies everyone, looks like I have plenty of places to look.

Meant to ask the OP what type of bullets are you looking for?

Rifle or pistol? Lead or jacketed? Plinking or hunting? That can help to tell you where to go btw.

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I normally shop for .30 cal as I reload a lot of 30.06 and .308 and 30 Carbine (went for that this weekend and couldn't find it...had to order from Midway). I plan on picking up the stuff to begin 30/40 Krag as well. I do occasionally load .338 LM using 250 or 300 grain bullets and I haven't found any place that sells them aside from online retailors. All my shooting is plinking/ELR (hence the .338).

At this time I do not reload any pistol cartridges.

 

[stu929]

For 223/30 cal someone mentioned shootersproshop which has blems for good prices. Also check out midsouth they have started to sell nosler blems rebranded as their own. Match bullets for 22-24 cpr for .30 isnt bad.

338 pills
http://www.shootersproshop.com/loading-reloading-bullets/shopby/f/caliber/338/isAjax/1.html
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[byf43]

Well retail price wont be in the budget soon so a rock chucking I will continue. Maybe if I get a christmas bonus who knows.

Ive seen them on ebay from time to time but havent seen anything that was worth buying used in a while.

I also havent established how much ammo to produce to be honest. Id love to sit and fill a 30 cal can with loaded rounds and just scoop out a handful when I want but at the same time I always think I'm going to find a better load and dont want to have that much loaded then change my go to load. Seems silly but given its all single stage id hate to do the work twice. Not i just try to stay a few boxes ahead of what I need. I badly want to try idpa though :-)

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Stu,

You might consider standing by the side of the highway, with a long night-gown on.

Pull the bottom hem up and "flash" the drivers with a glimpse of your leg, up to the knee.

Who knows......... maybe they'll toss some greenback dollar bills at you, to get you to STOP!!!!!!!!



You could have that Dillon in a couple of hours!

 

[stu929]

Stu,

You might consider standing by the side of the highway, with a long night-gown on.

Pull the bottom hem up and "flash" the drivers with a glimpse of your leg, up to the knee.

Who knows......... maybe they'll toss some greenback dollar bills at you, to get you to STOP!!!!!!!!



You could have that Dillon in a couple of hours!

I just may

There is something nostalgic about using my uncles rock chucker from the 70s but when it comes to loads that i fire from a pistol or even just ground hog loads id rather be able to load a lot at a time. My time is limited to load between coaching and work, though loading is a bit therapeutic. I cant believe the old carboard tub of unique was still GTG but reminds me of time spent with him and learning about shooting sports.

Ill likely still load match and M1 rounds on the rock even if I got a progressive.

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[byf43]

I just may

There is something nostalgic about using my uncles rock chucker from the 70s but when it comes to loads that i fire from a pistol or even just ground hog loads id rather be able to load a lot at a time. My time is limited to load between coaching and work, though loading is a bit therapeutic. I cant believe the old carboard tub of unique was still GTG but reminds me of time spent with him and learning about shooting sports.

Ill likely still load match and M1 rounds on the rock even if I got a progressive.

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I know what you mean.

I still load my M1 Garand loads and .45-70 "Gummint" loads on the RockChucker that I bought in '79.

Going from taking 2 to 3 evenings to load 300 .45 acp rounds for an IPSC match, to 350+ per hour is a BIG improvement on an RL-550B, AFAIC.

 

[sgt23preston]

I bought mine at www.brianenos.com.

Meee Tooo..!

 

[drive_accord_ingly]

Them Rock Chuckers are solid. I wish other things in life were just as dependable and long lasting as my Rock Chucker.

 

[ras_oscar]

For non hazmat items I usually go online. Berry's bullets is what I worked my loads around.
Primers and powder, I stock up to the MD legal limit a couple times a year at Shyda's in Lancaster. It's a hike but I enjoy the occasional road trip.

 

[GunnerGunz]

Also check powder valley in KS. They have wide selection of bullet & brass at very reasonable price. I hit Cabelas (no haz mat or tax) on the way home from my dads house in NJ.

 

[C&RTactical]

Heck I got my Lee Turret Press from Amazon. Been going strong into its third year now.