My First Reloading Attempt - Page 2

Jeff F · July 3rd, 2008, 08:53 PM

Buying extra powder and primers is not a bad thing. It won't go bad for years and years if stored correctly and the prices will never be lower probably than what you paid today. Last time we bought primers and powder we bought about 10,000 primers of different types and 25 or so pounds of different powders. Plus I always keep real close to the legal allowable limit of black powder on hand at all times (50lbs).

dukalmighty · July 3rd, 2008, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 4my son

Wow, I thought my local gun shop was expensive, When I added it up buying primers from Midway with a dealer account, their price was within a dollar of the local store, I didn't even bother with the powder. after I added to that the shipping, and hazardous charge, I went to the store, plus then I get to drool all over the counter while they ring me up.

Not picking, but this link might work better

Powder Valley, Inc.
Nice place.

Sorry bout the web name but I see you found it,the wolf primers are the best value

July 3rd, 2008, 08:53 PM	#11
Jeff F Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: South Central Wyoming Posts: 156	Buying extra powder and primers is not a bad thing. It won't go bad for years and years if stored correctly and the prices will never be lower probably than what you paid today. Last time we bought primers and powder we bought about 10,000 primers of different types and 25 or so pounds of different powders. Plus I always keep real close to the legal allowable limit of black powder on hand at all times (50lbs). __________________ "Those who would give up essential liberties for a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty or safety" -Benjamin Franklin-

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