Nope still charging hazmat but at $11 for 8 pounds of powder didn't seem too bad to me.Originally Posted by ViniVidivici
Nope still charging hazmat but at $11 for 8 pounds of powder didn't seem too bad to me.
Not a deal by any sense of the word.
https://zincpoint.com/ammo-component...genix-3500-ct/
$0.128 a primer, shipped? For an off-brand in generic packaging?
HELL no. That’s more than twice the highest price I last saw for a trusted brand, including HAZMAT fee.
With my existing components, I can load a whole 9mm cartridge for the price of one of those primers.
ETA: not directed at you, @Whirlwind06. Just a heads-up to those without perspective on reasonable pricing.
I am so glad that my plan for my income tax return this year included a year-plus worth of bullets, primers and powder, and I got them pre-Covid. With the aftereffects of two hurricanes - my range just reopened - it'll probably stretch into two years' worth.
powder valley has some rifle powder in stock
Was just turned on to this source. No experience with them, but other folks say they're GTG:
https://www.scheels.com/p/hornady-fm...025522267.html
I've bought from Scheels several times in the last couple of months, and they've got reasonable prices, quick shipping, and were generally hassle-free.
I bought a CZ from Scheels. No issues.
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Not another dime.
I've been in Scheels Sparks NV (near Reno) store a couple of times, generally a favorable experience. Pretty large sporting goods store with a large firearms department.
Just ordered 500 124gr berry’s plates projectiles from Scheels. Only let me order 2 boxes of 250. $58.43 with free standard shipping.
https://www.scheels.com/p/berrys-sup...tm_source=sfmc
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