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  • Mike_Hawk
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 21

    SoCal Reloading Stores?

    What stores do you know of, in Southern California, that sells reloading supplies?

    I know of El Cajon Gun Exchange and Turner's Outdoorsman for San Diego. Also Fowler Gun Room/Stockade and Halbrook's. I don't mind driving 2-3 hrs from San Diego.

    Thanks!
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    Timberwolf
    Calguns Addict
    • Oct 2004
    • 6275

    Los Angeles has little or nothing. Turners and the reloading store at Angeles Shooting Range. Anything you buy local will be limited in quantity and way over priced. Buy online and save the time and bother.
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    • #3
      What Just Happened?
      Veteran Member
      • Sep 2007
      • 2504

      Wow. Willing to drive 2 - 3 hours to buy reloading supplies. I would suggest that you use the online stores.

      Unless you were to come up here to shoot in a match and then hit up a reloading store, then it might be worth it.

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      • #4
        Dr.12ga
        Junior Member
        • Nov 2008
        • 68

        Phillips wholesale in covina. best prices on just about everything one needs to reload.

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        • #5
          4literranger485
          Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 492

          Halbrooks Carving & Gun Room - Fontana, CA

          Really nice to deal with, quite a bit in stock considering the current situation gun enthusiasts are in.

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          • #6
            Mike_Hawk
            Junior Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 21

            Originally posted by What Just Happened?
            Wow. Willing to drive 2 - 3 hours to buy reloading supplies. I would suggest that you use the online stores.

            Unless you were to come up here to shoot in a match and then hit up a reloading store, then it might be worth it.
            Yeah, I'm willing to do so. I've tried online and I won't be buying enough to justify the HazMat fee. I won't be going for nothing else though, where ever I go I'll find something else to do

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            • #7
              Mike_Hawk
              Junior Member
              • Oct 2006
              • 21

              Originally posted by Timberwolf
              Los Angeles has little or nothing. Turners and the reloading store at Angeles Shooting Range. Anything you buy local will be limited in quantity and way over priced. Buy online and save the time and bother.
              Definitely seems like there's more available than San Diego. Besides, good excuse for a road trip

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              • #8
                SCMA-1
                Veteran Member
                • Mar 2009
                • 4291

                All the good places in the LA area are gone; the last reloading shop ("Reloading Center" in Northridge) finally got run out of business by constant harassment by the LAPD from what I understand. Before that, I used to get all my supplies from Coles (Santa Monica) and Bowers (LA), and of course B&B Sales (N. Hollywood and Westminster). All were great places with low prices and huge inventories but all are gone now.

                Anyone know of other places currently in LA?

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