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Found some more primers today at T's down in Texas City (Winchester Large Pistol) and he still had several several boxes of various types on the shelf. Not much in the way of powder though (just a bit for rifles, nothing for pistols).

Iunnrais

loneranger4x4 wrote:
Iunnrais wrote:Well, most of my initial kit to get started should be here on Monday. Found .44 mag dies (RCBS set) today while out at lunch. Picked up a box of .430 240gr bullets the other day that was the only box avail in one of my 'starter' calibers. Only items that will still be outstanding for me to get started loading will be primers and powder (go figure). Hopefully, I can find both soon.

Have been a bit surprised at how difficult it's been to find the more common die sets of late.
carters country in pasadena had about 10,000 federal large magnum pistol primers on the shelf a few minutes ago if that is what you are looking for. not much powder selection though.

They have a few hundred less now but there was quite a stack left after the wife and I left about an hour ago. They did have a 200 primer/person limit. Not much in the way of powder on the shelves.

Iunnrais

Well, most of my initial kit to get started should be here on Monday. Found .44 mag dies (RCBS set) today while out at lunch. Picked up a box of .430 240gr bullets the other day that was the only box avail in one of my 'starter' calibers. Only items that will still be outstanding for me to get started loading will be primers and powder (go figure). Hopefully, I can find both soon.

Have been a bit surprised at how difficult it's been to find the more common die sets of late.

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