Online components suppliers

[JH1911]

There are so many great places, and I have used a few of them. But it seems I always return to Cabelas, for my supplies. I usualy have my orders within three days. But I order so many other items from them, like boat supplies, hunting supplies, etc. etc. So it's just easier for me to keep it simple. They put my H4350 on backorder and said it would be May 23rd before I would get it, and I placed the order April 28th, received everything else I ordered in three days, which is May first, and the very next day my powder showed up at the door. Kudos Cabelas!

[geno22]

Newby here but been playing with guns for over 50 years. I do a bit of long range shooting and all my own reloading, need something to do when retired and wind is blowing to hard to go fishing. My new Kimber is own the freight truck somewhere and Im looking for places to get knowledge on pistols an I feel I found it. Been looking over your sight and feel I can pick up on a lot.Just thought I would let some know that a place I do a lot with is,
thirdgenerationshooting .com There prices I find are cheaper and no matter how much you order, be it 1 lb or a 100 lbs the shipping is 4.50. I have been in the store an you would not believe the stock they keep. Thanks for letting me in an don't laugh to hard if I ask a dum question.
Cheers
Geno22

[ma1cyr]

I get my practice Bullets from Montana Gold. Powder and primers from Powder Valley. Everything else from Midway. PS--been buying once fired brass on gunbroker.com auctions.

[BillD]

I want to put in a plug for Jim Stinar and his son Ryan.

http://www.snscasting.com/

They make a great bullet, smooth, good lube that stays in the grooves and they support the shooting sports by sponsoring stages at matches.

They are good people. I'm buying all my practice bullets from them from now on.

Good prices too.

[jimbuzz]

Originally Posted by BillD

I want to put in a plug for Jim Stinar and his son Ryan.

http://www.snscasting.com/

They make a great bullet, smooth, good lube that stays in the grooves and they support the shooting sports by sponsoring stages at matches.

They are good people. I'm buying all my practice bullets from them from now on.

Good prices too.

My LGS sells cast bullets from SNS Casting. They are well made with good pricing. I bought several bulk boxes from them and will continue to do so.

[pinhigh69]

I am just getting back into reloading and will shoot mostly .45 acp in my 1911. As cost is a big issue to me, I am looking for input on the most economical place to get fmj bullets. The 230 round has been the cheapest so far and the best deal I have seen so far is at Cabelas. I can get a box of 500 230 hardball for about $71. Am I looking at my best deal?

[primersinmyshoe]

Originally Posted by pinhigh69

I am just getting back into reloading and will shoot mostly .45 acp in my 1911. As cost is a big issue to me, I am looking for input on the most economical place to get fmj bullets. The 230 round has been the cheapest so far and the best deal I have seen so far is at Cabelas. I can get a box of 500 230 hardball for about $71. Am I looking at my best deal?

I order my bullets from www.missouribullet.com. Their 230g cast bullets are $43 for a box of 500.

[Rifter]

Originally Posted by pinhigh69

I am just getting back into reloading and will shoot mostly .45 acp in my 1911. As cost is a big issue to me, I am looking for input on the most economical place to get fmj bullets. The 230 round has been the cheapest so far and the best deal I have seen so far is at Cabelas. I can get a box of 500 230 hardball for about $71. Am I looking at my best deal?

There are a lot of places you can get bullets that will be cheaper than Cabela's.

Check Graf & Sons, 3rd Generation Shooting Supply, Powder Valley, for starters.

[Valor626]

mid west & brownells...also try Nanchez in Tenn....for cast bullts I am using S&S cast bullet co in Ill. Brian is a great guy, just got 2000 pcs/ 45 acp delivered for 179.00 to NY- well made, accurate as hell!

[ewilson224]

I do my business with Widener's simply because they are 20 miles from the house, so I am able to go by and pick items up such as powder and primers instead of having them shipped. They have very good prices and an updated website that has a true inventory of the items they have in supply.

[cory]

Originally Posted by ewilson224

I do my business with Widener's simply because they are 20 miles from the house, so I am able to go by and pick items up such as powder and primers instead of having them shipped. They have very good prices and an updated website that has a true inventory of the items they have in supply.

Same here, brother. I just wish they would get back to the way they were years ago and improve their pickup hours, but it probably ain't gonna happen...

[ewilson224]

Southwest VA.... I lived in Abingdon for 18 years, it is where I graduated highschool.
I wish they had their open store front still, but I guess since business is as good as it is, those are long gone.

[rusty1911a]

Originally Posted by pinhigh69

I am just getting back into reloading and will shoot mostly .45 acp in my 1911. As cost is a big issue to me, I am looking for input on the most economical place to get fmj bullets. The 230 round has been the cheapest so far and the best deal I have seen so far is at Cabelas. I can get a box of 500 230 hardball for about $71. Am I looking at my best deal?

I like www.firstclassbulletsandbrass.com

[paw080]

It looks like no one mentioned Mat Dardas Cast Bullets. Mat Dardas produces
very accurate bullets for Bullseye, IDPA and other competitors. He has the usual
mold designs and he's got the H&G 68(200gr) and H&G 130(185gr) molds available.
His prices are excellent. Visit his website for more info:

http://www.dardascastbullets.com/

Good luck;

Tony

[chuck972]

Be careful with first class bullets and brass takes forever to get product.

never had an issue with tj conevera and always ships fast.

[jake556]

I came across this what a smoking deal for corn cob media! 40 lbs? OK!

http://www.drillspot.com/products/49...bs_blast_media

[Cliobogger]

Found a good used brass site.

http://headstampfinebrass.estoreadvanced.biz/index.php?

[mktacop]

I've had really good results lately with bullets from a small outfit called BSL Bullet Works

www.bslbullet.com

Decent prices and free shipping

[Steve RA]

These folks have nice, accurate bullets @ very reasonable prices:

http://www.bulletworks.com/

[eeh]

Didn't see bayoubollets.com

Donnie makes great bullets

[Grampaw]

For the small price of $30.00, and a few minutes time filling out the paper, you can get a C&R FFL. Many of these places will set up a dealer account for you with the C&R.
It can be worth it.

[GimpyLeg]

www.falconbullets.com
Quality bullets, low price, fast shipping, amazing specials.

[kamranplayer]

There are a couple of very knowledgeable guys that work there.

[Rifter]

Originally Posted by Grampaw

For the small price of $30.00, and a few minutes time filling out the paper, you can get a C&R FFL. Many of these places will set up a dealer account for you with the C&R.
It can be worth it.

I've started to go that route three or four times, but have not completed the process each time. In the current political environment, I'm not comfortable with putting myself on the government radar scope that way. As nice as that license would be, the potential downside if things go seriously south is just too great for me.

[gandog56]

Originally Posted by glocktoys

SEND ANY FOUR BOXS OF BULLETS(500PCS EACH)IN ONE ORDER ONLY PER PERSON TO LOWER 48 STATES VIA USPS FLAT BOX RATE PRIORITY 2-3 DAY MAIL FOR ONLY $11.00 + $1.75 SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION,ALSO A $2.00 HANDLING FEE,INCLUDES INSURANCE,A TOTAL OF $14.75

$14.75 for up to 2k bullets for shipping and handleing? sounds like a deal to me...

At cost with delivery confirmation at the post office is like $11.35. I see no problem with him adding in some for packing materials, paying for someone, even if its just himself, a couple extra bucks to that.