Reloading suppliers

[Deputy527]

I know that it is difficult right now to stock anything related to the firearms industry, but who seems to have good, consistent availability of components?

Do you have a preference of local or online purchases?

 

[42769vette]

I order most of my reloading stuff from midwayusa.com

and welcome to ingo

 

[Leadeye]

Midway for most stuff, but I shop around on forums for brass.

 

[42769vette]

depending on what you are looking for you could see what britton (member here) has. he has some good prices and is a great guy to deal with. he has a shop in bluffton indiana called 21st century firarms.

 

[turnandshoot4]

natchezss.com is pretty good as well.

 

[WhitleyStu]

I know that it is difficult right now to stock anything related to the firearms industry, but who seems to have good, consistent availability of components?

Do you have a preference of local or online purchases?

Since you specified "components" the hardest to find item will be primers. Lead is easy to get as is powder and brass. I search small local gun shop and have had the best luck finding primers. I am not hoarding them, but keeping a years supply to make sure I have enough to last me till I can find more this summer/fall.

 

[m_deaner]

I order everything online. I haven't found a store locally that has what I want in stock at a reasonable price.

For powder and primers:
Powder valley (Powder Valley, Inc.)
Wideners (Widener's Reloading and Shooting Supply INC)
Graf's (Graf & Sons - The Reloading Authority)

For bullets:
Precision Delta (Welcome to Precision Delta Corporations Official Site)
Montana Gold (Montana Gold Bullet, Incorporated - Kalispell, Montana)
SNS Casting (Cast Bullets Home)

 

[El Cazador]

So, does anyone know (so I don't have to search), does retail selling of reloading components including powders and primers require an ATF license or permit?