Reloading supplies

[Harleycolt]

Where are y'all finding powder and bullets ? I'm not having much luck in Dallas, Texas!

[tommac919]

Usu search around using one of the engines like  ; http://gunbot.net

[Rick R]

Our local Cabelas looks like a powder library.  Other stores have a lot of powder and primers on their shelves.  I believe the hoarders have finally decided that Obama and Clinton can't take their stuff away.
Yesterday a friend was in search of Alliant 2400 for his dad. But that can be a hard to find powder.

[sqlbullet]

Lately I have been buying pulls from rocky mountain reloading and american reloading.  Wideners and Natchez usually have decent stock too.

[Trapper6L]

Take a look at Graf and Sons. The best reason to buy there is they are competitively priced and the freight is a fixed rate, usually only $7.95 per order excluding haz mat, if applicable. They carry all of the name brands. Here's their pages on 40 caliber bullets. Note, they will show at the last of the pages what they are out of marked in red. They give price per bullet too for comparison shopping. Shipping from them to me is normally 4 days to Texas. Don't overlook their close out section as it can have real dandy deals.
https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/556?

[The_Shadow]

You might want to look at Recob's for powder or primers, etc.
http://www.recobstargetshop.com/index.htm

[G_man]

Thanks guys for all the info, and the OP for starting the thread.

[Mike D]

Locally try Ray's Sporting Goods or Cabelas in Allen.

There's another place in downtown Mesquite that I can never remember the name of too.


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[Srb08]

Take a look at Graf and Sons. The best reason to buy there is they are competitively priced and the freight is a fixed rate, usually only $7.95 per order excluding haz mat, if applicable. They carry all of the name brands. Here's their pages on 40 caliber bullets. Note, they will show at the last of the pages what they are out of marked in red. They give price per bullet too for comparison shopping. Shipping from them to me is normally 4 days to Texas. Don't overlook their close out section as it can have real dandy deals.
https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/556?

I've been shooting the Armscor and Magtech 180gr .40 bullets in my 10mm Ruger 1911 and Glock 40. At $.12 ea, they're hard to beat. The Magtech bullets seem to be of a bit better quality. Grafs gets some pretty good deals on bulk bullets from time to time, so check often. A lot of them are one time deals and when they're gone, they're gone. I live fairly close to the store and pick up my orders there, so I can't comment on their shipping. Overall, pretty good folks to deals with.

[Harleycolt]

Locally try Ray's Sporting Goods or Cabelas in Allen.

There's another place in downtown Mesquite that I can never remember the name of too.


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The Cabela's in Allen was the one I was at. Been a few years since I have been to Ray's.

[cattlelackranch]

There's another place in downtown Mesquite that I can never remember the name of too.


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Southwest ammo supply

[PCFlorida]

You might want to look at Recob's for powder or primers, etc.
http://www.recobstargetshop.com/index.htm

Recobs is great, have bought tons of powder there. Ok, not tons, but many 10 pound orders