Best Norcal reloading store

[RREEDIII]

Looking for the best stocked reloading store in Norcal.

Jumping in with both feet and want to do some shopping. Not worried about the cheapest place. Just the most to offer and check out.

Closer to the SF bay the better.

Thanks for the help.

[latesvak]

Well not bay area but in Roseville I always go to discount shooter supply . Great guys and if they don't have it they will order it in and quickly.



Latesvak

[E_Shaw90]

1+ for discount shooters supply....Great shop....while you are in the area check out sportsmans warehouse in Rocklin as well

[zfields]

Always ended up at Petaluma Reloading.

[lpspinner]

What are you looking for? In the immediate bay area, there's not really a one stop shop that has everything.

[24Sailor]

Hey RREEDIII, I've never been there but a friend told me Guns Fishing and other stuff in Vacaville is a pretty big store....They even have a website and online store....The prices are higher than the big out of state online stores. But it's maybe an hour away from where you live and you can actually look at the stuff in person. Petaluma is a fun store to browse (prices??? but they always have a nice selection of consignment firearms too) Schmidt & Tetoni in Santa Rosa has OK prices on powder in comparison. Where I live it's only cost effective to shop online. But when in Ukiah or Santa Rosa / Petaluma I always drop in and buy some little thing to support the dealers.

BTW the Sako 243 has only had 5 rounds (the first 5) of factory ammo down the pipe....The rest were custom hand loads using VLD bullets....Very nice rifle...THANKS

[RREEDIII]

Zero reloading stuff at Guns Fishing and other stuff in Vacaville . Maybe I'll hit them Roseville shops on the way back from the Reno shop.

I'm happy your enjoying the Sako.

[chash]

The reloading supplies at Guns Fishing & Stuff are in their basement with the shooting range. But their markup is really high.

[Dutch3]

Huntington's in Oroville has everything anyone would need. Obviously, the featured brand there is RCBS.

[frt96]

I live in dixon and have been buying rifle bullets at guns'fishing.... Their powder/primer prices are high...like I needed some H4895 now and paid 30 bucks... But thier hornaday bullet prices are the same or cheaper than midways....go figure. Nice to have a local place when not doing a huge order. I go up to roseville when buying in bulk for powder and primers.

[meaty-btz]

Huntington's in Oroville has everything anyone would need. Obviously, the featured brand there is RCBS.

Sometimes they even have a better brass price than Natchez and some online vendors. Though usually stuff costs more there. I buy from them when I need small quantities.

[sargenv]

The last time I went to buy primers/powder at guns/fishing, they wanted name/address data.. so if you don't want to give that, you are out of luck there.. i think it's a county issue..

[NotEnufGarage]

The last time I went to buy primers/powder at guns/fishing, they wanted name/address data.. so if you don't want to give that, you are out of luck there.. i think it's a county issue..

It's for the local Fire Marshall so they know if there's powder at an address when/if they respond to a call there.