Reloading Supplies in the I.E?

[blkside]

Im looking for supplies locally cause I am not buying by the tens of thousands or pounds upon pounds.

I buy some stuff at Turners but they don't have a wide variety in some cases...

[West9319]

Ammo bros has decent prices on powder an primers, turners has the cheapest primers as far as I know. Other then that what ever else you can get online get it bullets and brass wise. Local ranges may also sell brass on the cheap

[blkside]

I have access to a private range so brass isn't what I am in need of. I am just looking to pick up powders and primers by the 1-2k and pound here and there. Looking for someplace that has a good assortment.

[McGuiver]

Reloading Supplies in the I.E?

If you are willing to drive, Phillips Wholesale in Covina.

https://www.phillipswholesale.com

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[challenger]

Bullet Barn
161 N. Mountain ave
Upland
Decent amount of primers and powder.

Bass Pro
Rancho Cucamonga
Selection varies but the prices are always high.

[SalManilla]

If you are willing to drive to Bass Pro, you can order online and have it delivered to the store for free and without Hazemat fees.

[Blademan21]

Halbroks in Fontana.

[stilly]

If you are willing to drive, Phillips Wholesale in Covina.

https://www.phillipswholesale.com

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OP: You are NOT going to get much better ANY better price wise than going here. Show up with $300 in cash and you should be leaving VERY happy. -MAKE that drive...

$1.00/lb for lead wheel weights

Powder is ALMOST equal to online powder. The prices beat out Bulletbarn, *** pro shop and some of Cabellas, not to mention ReloadOC, Turners, Ammo Bros, Bullseye and Centerfire.

Primers are not too bad either, Philips is just great and the staff is hella cool as long as you keep your nose out of their cabinets behind the counter. Why you would be going through their cabinets behind the counter is beyond me anyways, but that is equivalent to giving a guy a diaper check. Keep your nose outta there and you will not get smacked.

[bigdawg86]

Grafs has free shipping and 20 dollar hazmat right now FYI

[Gromann]

Philips is a stellar place to go to. 99% of my reloading stuff is through his shop

As others have mentioned his prices are +/- 10% as some of the best as what you'd see online.

It's a tiny shop, but it's entirely dedicated to reloading.

[blkside]

Philips is a stellar place to go to. 99% of my reloading stuff is through his shop

As others have mentioned his prices are +/- 10% as some of the best as what you'd see online.

It's a tiny shop, but it's entirely dedicated to reloading.

Is this where I am looking - Phillips Wholesale - Reloading Supplies

[SBsasquatch]

I'll second the notion of Phillips wholesale.

Great spot. And my got to reloading store...

[SunsetIE]

Ammo bros has decent prices on powder an primers, turners has the cheapest primers as far as I know.

Bullet Barn

Both severely overpriced. Bulletbarn had crazy prices in the old shop on central, and raised them more trying to recoup the cost they spent moving into that new shop. It was a tire/wheel/stereo shop run by an acquaintance, place was a dump.

+1 for Phillips. The owner is very helpful and has answered a lot of my questions. Even with 9% tax its cheaper than any place I've found. The scrap brass boxes in the back have some cool stuff, I found 9 factory rounds of 257 weatherby mag made by Norma, and a dozen pieces of LC NM 30-06 for $3!

[Gromann]

Is this where I am looking - Phillips Wholesale - Reloading Supplies

https://www.yelp.com/biz/phillips-wholesale-covina If there's any doubt.

[Barbarosa]

Cal's Custom Guns in Fallbrook has a reloading room. It is quite well stocked for a small store. They also carry a lot of supplies for older hard to find calibers. Only open Wed - Sat. Great gun store.

https://www.facebook.com/Cal-Customs-721748967958028/?rf=139130819468019