Best place to buy Powder(best price)?

[amboran]

Where (around Indy or southern IN) can a guy find a decent price on powder. $25-30 per lb. at Gander is too much. Don't remember seeing any at Bradis last time I was there(wasn't really looking that hard-too busy ogling AR's)
Any LGS 's known for good prices on reloading supplies? Thanks for any ideas.

 

[kludge]

Plainfield Shooting Supply usually has a few choices. I generally buy powder at the Indy1500, and usually pay $18-$22 per pound.

 

[vtxrecruiter]

If you don't mind a trip to Cayuga IN, Darrell has a good selection and prices are decent.

 

[Mossmug]

I'll second the Indy 1500 rpf components .

Primers, powder, and bullets .

 

[baune]

That place in Cayuga... What is the name of the shop?? And do you know if he carries bulk reloading bullets (specifically 9mm or .223)? If he does for a decent price I might head over there. Thanks

 

[shibumiseeker]

Acme Sports in Seymour had some reloading supplies when I was in last, prices were ok.

 

[swbster]

The Indiana Gun Club near Geist Reservoir has the best deal I have found. I can get a pound of Unique for under $17. Four pound continer is even cheaper. I could not do that good at the 1500. Some of the best prices on shot and wads also.

 

[Yeah]

The gun club moves (or moved...I haven't checked in a while) more powder than anyone in the midwest, at least according to the Hogdon rep. When the Smiths ran it they only carried shotshell powders but would order others if you wanted to wait.

 

[Mike_M]

Does the gun club keep regular hours?

 

[fireball168]

Dan's Guns in Holland, on 161 just north of I-64, has good prices and selection on most reloading components.

 

[Dr Falken]

Isn't "Bite the Bullet" down in Seymour near you? He has a good supply of reloading stuff last I checked, I think the number is 812-445-3010.