Rangerrich99
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best prices online for reloading supplies?
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Rangerrich99
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At first I suggest that you buy your powder and primers locally, say a couple pounds of CFEPistol (approx. $25-35 per pound) and a couple 1,000 pc. boxes of small pistol primers (approx. $35 a box), like CCI or Federal. That's such a small amount that I don't think it's worth buying online, since the hazmat fee is a flat rate that would make your purchase more expensive than buying locally. For reference, a pound of powder should allow you to make a bit over 1,000 rounds, so two pounds would get you something over 2,000 rounds.
Once you get comfortable reloading and decide you want to continue using CFEPistol you can decide to buy 4,6,8 or more pounds of powder at a time/a dozen boxes of primers and then the hazmat fee won't sting so much.
Bullets and brass are probably cheaper online. You can do a simple google search and find plenty of purveyors, but just to give you yet another website to look at, I like using Rocky Mountain Reloading. Sometimes I use MidwayUSA as well as a couple other places.
Hope some of that helps.
Once you get comfortable reloading and decide you want to continue using CFEPistol you can decide to buy 4,6,8 or more pounds of powder at a time/a dozen boxes of primers and then the hazmat fee won't sting so much.
Bullets and brass are probably cheaper online. You can do a simple google search and find plenty of purveyors, but just to give you yet another website to look at, I like using Rocky Mountain Reloading. Sometimes I use MidwayUSA as well as a couple other places.
Hope some of that helps.