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  1. Where is everyone getting their powder at

    Powder and even primers seem more available (except large rifle primers). Now is time to stock up before the next election cycle, plant fire, COVID part 2, etc. Even seem some primers starting to get marked down. I used to get some buddies together and order in bulk then we would split it...

  2. Where is everyone getting their powder at

    I bought a fair amount of powder at TruPrep and Cherokee Gun and Pawn when I was in Canton. Bass and Antler have surprisingly good selection of powders in Milledgeville. Bought 8lb jug of Varget a few months ago (score!) and recently got some H4831SC and H1000.

  3. Where is everyone getting their powder at

    You are not far from Butler and Barrows. Surely they have reloading supplies.

  4. Where is everyone getting their powder at

    Brunos just had a deal if you buy 10lbs of Varget and get free HAZMAT. Powder Valley has something similar. That is a clue that powder supply chain may be caught up.

  5. Where is everyone getting their powder at

    Buying powder, primers, and bullets = buy in bulk. If you can't use bulk quantities need to make friends and split up order to make HAZMAT and shipping less painful. If you buy reloading supplies in small quantities, then maybe just buy factory ammo.

  6. vibrator media locally?

    Not if you use the specific rice I linked. Something about its size properties. No more issues than walnut/corn - maybe less issues with primer pockets. In 100 6BR cases I might have one rice kernel wedged in a primer pocket where walnut might be five.

  7. Peterson brass

    I use Peterson for my 6BR brass - works great

  8. 308 SRP vs LRP

    As stated above, small primer brass supposed to take pressure better. Large rifle primers seem to be harder to get than small rifle primers. Peterson great brass.

  9. vibrator media locally?

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004NRLAVY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Seriously. This is great and no dust. I used corn and walnut in past nut this is all I use now.

  10. Powder availability

    Hodgdon has announced some more STABALL powders - hope they may be a "Varget" alternative (faster than STABALL 65?) and a "R26" alternative (slower than STABALL 65?)

  11. Powder availability

    Agreed. More Varget available now (and for longer).

  12. Powder availability

    R26, H4895, XBR8208, ARCOMP, and of course Varget seem hardest to find. Followed by H4350. I think Varget is just so popular that it gets snatched up as fast as it arrives.

  13. Powder availability

    H4350 has been popping up more often for sure on the big internet sellers and saw some locally in Milledgeville for $419 for 8lb. 65 Staball may be a good alternative to H4350 and seems more available and cheaper (temp stable ball powder). I am using 65Staball for 65CM loads.

  14. Powder availability

    Have not seen any AR COMP in long time

  15. Powder availability

    One difference is the major retailers limit purchase amounts so more get a chance at powder (I don't disagree) but then hazmat/shipping really hurts for a few lbs of powder or 1000 primers. Once quantities more available and purchase limits lifted, that will be a big help.

  16. Powder availability

    Powder is definitely more available right now. Primers showing up but at high prices. Good to see improved availability but doubt prices are ever "reasonable" again.

  17. 6.5 CM (.264) Bullets / input

    Watch the "Nosler Pro Shop" web page. They regularly post blems and overruns. Shot a bunch of their "blems" with no issues.

  18. Getting into reloading and am looking for 4350

    H4350 seems be THE powder for 6.5 Creedmoor but there are lots of other options in that cartridge. Look at reloading manuals, webpages, etc. and you will see some options. Check Hogdon's own internet page for options. Should be able to find some once-fires 6.5CM brass too. Check Nosler's...

  19. Fixing to have a pull down project.

    17L is a long slide. Before I pulled those I would try a lighter recoil spring.

  20. Dillon Owners - Do you only use Dillon dies?

    I have three Dillon 550s and zero Dillon dies. Mostly Lee with a few Redding and Forster. All the pistol all Lee. All the hunting rifles are Lee.
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