angeles reloading store?

[oops]

how are their prices and selection? trying to start reloading and need a start out set

[perpetual otter]

No one can beat online stores for reloading supplies... that's just the truth. That's even taking into account hazmat fees.

[What Just Happened?]

It's like with every other brick-&-mortar vs. Internet comparison. If you need the item now, you gotta pay for it.

[mvpatriot]

sugarfreebob.com

[ar15barrels]

Angeles reloading store prices are very high compared to online.
However, if you only need to get 1 pound of powder, it's still cheaper than a hazmat fee.
I think I paid about $23 for a pound of Varget there when I needed it immediatly.
I usually get an 8lb of Varget in group buys for around $130, but the price went up recently so it's going to be around $145 ($18/lb) in the future.

[oops]

thanks

[bridgeport]

Well look at it this way. If you go up to the reloading store, you can look at all the different components you will want/need, and handle them, and ask questions, and just generally get a feel for what you might prefer over something else. When you buy on the Internet, you save a few buck, maybe,
once you figure in shipping etc., but sometimes its nice to get a bit hands on
to help make a decision, especially since you have not done this before. Also,
when you buy locally, you are supporting a service provider, and that may be a service you want to keep around, just in case you need to pick up that occasional can of powder, ya'know.