COMPONENT SOURCES

[RUDY850]

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE!!!


http://powdervalleyinc.com/specials3.shtml

FREE HAZMAT AND FREIGHT - Order two or more cases (10,000) of Tula primers and we will ship to you free of charge. No hazmat, no freight. You can add up to 40 lbs of additional product to your order under the same hazmat.

[nikole95]

+1 for http://www.scharch.com/

Thier processed .223 brass is great. I don't have all the equipment to process brass so i buy from them.

List of places that sell once fired brass
Alot of great info. With components becoming scarce, it's nice to have a huge list of sites to find what you need!




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[jrm]

Hey guys and Gals first post.

Hi Tech Ammo- They have good deals on pulled bullets as well as primers and new and pulled down powder.

I purchased 8lbs of pulled BLC(2) for $94.00 Here in N.Y i cant even find this stuff locally.

AR primers cci #41 556 nato $25.00/1000. buy bulk save on hazmat like most others.

They take check and money orders as well as credit cards, good people, i would recomend them no problems, have to check site things come and go so if you see something you might want to act promptly.

take care Jack

[thomae]

No one has mentioned tumbling media sources:

Here's a source for Corn Cob that I ran across on the brianenos.com website.

Thought I would share it:

http://www.drillspot.com/products/49...bs_blast_media

As of time of post the cost for 40 pounds is 25.88, including free shipping.
It is unclear to me whether or not free shipping is always available or only during limited times.

Update on shipping times: I went online and ordered 40 pounds of corncob on 23 February at about 9:40 AM.
It was shipped from the Grainger warehouse in New Jersey and arrived at my door on 24 February at 11:57 AM.
Just over 26 hours for Free shipping of 40 pounds?
I would rank that as not too shabby.

[Sikth]

http://www.goldenwestbrass.com/default.asp

I didn't see this place on the list. I've got 3000 115gn 9mm bullets from them so far and they are really good quality. I've been looking around some other sites mentioned here, and i'm going to try out some different sources (cheaper) next time I need to restock my 9mm bullet supply!

[cephas]

Posted below but then noticed this sticky:from http://5.56oncefiredbrass.com/index.html Found this to be as advertised, cleaned, sized, primer pocket swaged, measures in spec. If you're looking for 5.56 brass check him out. 500@$40, 1000@$75, free shipping. Not affiliated just happy with order.

[archer9926]

Thought I'd mention www.Grafs.com
Bullets,some brass...but FREE shipping..not bad when you're having 30lbs of lead shipped to your house for $5.00 insurance fee,
Good people to deal with.

[Krackels]

No one has mentioned tumbling media sources:

Here's a source for Corn Cob that I ran across on the brianenos.com website.

Thought I would share it:

http://www.drillspot.com/products/49...bs_blast_media

As of time of post the cost for 40 pounds is 25.88, including free shipping.
It is unclear to me whether or not free shipping is always available or only during limited times.

Update on shipping times: I went online and ordered 40 pounds of corncob on 23 February at about 9:40 AM.
It was shipped from the Grainger warehouse in New Jersey and arrived at my door on 24 February at 11:57 AM.
Just over 26 hours for Free shipping of 40 pounds?
I would rank that as not too shabby.

I've been using Ground Walnut Shell bedding from a local pet store. It's cheap and a fine enough grain to get into shells and primer pockets.

Here's a link to the product
It's called Zilla Ground English Walnut Shell Reptile Bedding. I normally buy the largest bag that I can find locally (25 quarts-Which I think is 32 pounds for a little over $20).

[CARRY ON]

evergladesammo.com

Carry on

[pkm83]

http://www.coloradooncefiredbrass.com/Default.asp

Nice selection with USPS flat rate shipping.