OKC reloading supplies - Where to buy

[swampratt]

To me it is not that much different at Gene sears supply.
I have been going there since 2010 or so and most issues today are they do put in orders to manufactures like Hornady etc.
But when that truck comes in they do not know what parts of that order will be fullfilled.

Thanks to Covid and other stuff things went way south.

But they still occasionally get the stuff I need and the prices are 90% of the time cheaper than anywhere online.

As far as dies and presses go i use Lee and Local places do not deal with that stuff so I order most from Midway USA.

 

[clintbailey]

I've seen a fair amount of powder at BPS and Cabelas the last few times I've been there. Usually a decent selection of bullets too. The thing I've always found lacking in any of the chain stores is economical bulk pistol bullets.

 

[dennishoddy]

Powder Valley, online only in Kansas has just about everything at reasonable prices. They have free hazmat shipping quite often if one orders over a certain amount. Typically $100 or more which isn't much in these days times.

 

[turkeyrun]

I've seen a fair amount of powder at BPS and Cabelas the last few times I've been there. Usually a decent selection of bullets too. The thing I've always found lacking in any of the chain stores is economical bulk pistol bullets.

Murph's, in Duncan carrys a good selection of selection of bullets, especially Missouri Bullet bulk packs of lead.
A fairly good supply of RCBS and Hornady dies, presses and accessories.
Powders are hit and miss. They order, but never know what will be coming.
Last time I was in there, they had a good selection of shotshell wads. Which is one item I don't see much stock of.