Where to buy???
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Where do you live? If buying online, powdervalley.com . If in person and you're within a few hours drive, bluecollar reloading in Salisbury. They have an online store, but don't sell any hazmat items. They have a pretty large selection of powder and primers. Just call ahead and see if they have what you want, go ahead and pay, then pick up. Well worth the drive if you're planning on spending money.
Plenty of other stores, but I buy 90% of all my reloading anything from those two stores.
Plenty of other stores, but I buy 90% of all my reloading anything from those two stores.
Primer availability varies day-to-day. I like to buy local if possible, to avoid hazmat and shipping. I used to buy at the local gun shows, back when Blue Collar went to the shows. If I lived close to them, that would be my source for anything hazmat.
Powder Valley, American Reloading, Everglades, Natchezz, Midsouth, (and a few others) are places I would look to online.
For projectiles, I buy almost exclusively online. RMR Bullets is the first place I look to, they make their own FMJ bullets in-house, and they perform very well. They often have plated bullets in stock, and I have used numerous 9mm and 45acp plated projectiles from them. In the past, I also used a lot of Xtreme plated bullets. Another great resource for plated bullets is Evergreen Ammo.
For coated bullets, I like Bayou Bullets, but have also used some Missouri bullets. Blue Bullets is a good source, although I have never used them personally, I have heard many great things about them, and they are a NC company.
For rifle projectiles, I get most of those from Midway, although I am sure I could probably get them less expensive from other sources.
Powder Valley, American Reloading, Everglades, Natchezz, Midsouth, (and a few others) are places I would look to online.
For projectiles, I buy almost exclusively online. RMR Bullets is the first place I look to, they make their own FMJ bullets in-house, and they perform very well. They often have plated bullets in stock, and I have used numerous 9mm and 45acp plated projectiles from them. In the past, I also used a lot of Xtreme plated bullets. Another great resource for plated bullets is Evergreen Ammo.
For coated bullets, I like Bayou Bullets, but have also used some Missouri bullets. Blue Bullets is a good source, although I have never used them personally, I have heard many great things about them, and they are a NC company.
For rifle projectiles, I get most of those from Midway, although I am sure I could probably get them less expensive from other sources.
The Blue Bullets out of High Point for 9mm bullets.
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Blue Collar Reloading in Salisbury.
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The Blue Bullets
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Blue Collar Reloading in Salisbury.
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Blue Collar Reloading, BCR, the best place to get your reloading components. We carry Lapua, Berger, Nosler, Sierra, Hornady, and much more. Just check us out.
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Worth noting, Blue Collar has a great selection of powder and primers. However, they only sell those in store. Their bullet prices online are usually the best there is, baring sales at other retailers.
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I know it's already been said bluecollar reloading in Salisbury, and The Gun Store in lexington two of the best in the state, I found so far. I always stop in when driving by, lots of powder and freedom seeds. Good folks at both places.