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  • five.five-six
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    Sounds like I missed a great time, when’s the next one?

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  • Loui3
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    it would be nice to attend and see the different type of reloading.

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  • Blackhawk556
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    Originally posted by stilly
    Nah, it just needs better marketing...

    Each class will be $35 to cover lunch and the cost of the two bikini girls washing the cars...

    Hey look, if the Pistol brace can pull it off...

    Just saying.

    This looks like it would be fun to attend. The reloading I mean.


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  • stilly
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    Nah, it just needs better marketing...

    Each class will be $35 to cover lunch and the cost of the two bikini girls washing the cars...

    Hey look, if the Pistol brace can pull it off...

    Just saying.

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  • Django1986
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    Dang that sucks..... like that guys Terence Hill pic..... but dang that sucks

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  • SoCal Gunner
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    Originally posted by Django1986
    Any update with this group?

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  • Django1986
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    Any update with this group?

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  • kteas1
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    I get most everything at Phillips wholesale in Covina. He opens Thursday through Saturday. What I like is, he list inventory of powder, primers, xtreme bullets. He has what I need whether reloading, cleaning, equipment. Not a large shop but, I agree has what you usually need, and the owner straight up guy.

    I heard of Hakbrooks carving in Fontana went one time but they weren't open. Never really went back, but maybe I'll go check it out again. I live in Fontana, so it would be closer.

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  • PSLguy
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    Halbrooks

    Originally posted by prezm9
    Never knew this place existed!!!! Gonna have to go by and check it out. Thanks for the info!!

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  • AYRborneRN87
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    Phillips Wholesale Reloading Supplies in Covina. Nestled in between the 210 and 10 fwy. Google Map it. No non-sense business, just straight up decent prices and good stock. Bought small pistol and rifle primers plus projectiles from
    there. Here is the address:

    1222 E. Edna Place
    Covina CA 91724

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  • prezm9
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    Originally posted by HKmongoose
    I'm interested myself. Anyone know of any local stores that carry lee precision dies or parts for there reloading press. I'm trying not to go online rather support mom an pop store.



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  • hozer1911
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    Im in Visalia CA central valley, an hour north of Bakersfield. Anyone close by that can teach reloading, I also have questions on where to buy the powder and bullets

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  • HKmongoose
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    Thanks for your help guys I'll go by Philips I've heard about that place and not to far away.

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  • BigBronco also not a Cabinetguy
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    Originally posted by HKmongoose
    I'm interested myself. Anyone know of any local stores that carry lee precision dies or parts for there reloading press. I'm trying not to go online rather support mom an pop store.
    There is also Reload in Orange County near the Honda center. Very well stocked reloading supply shop with an expert knowledge base. Not sure how much Lee gear he sells.

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