Reloading supplies in SW Ontario

[deerfarmer]

I'm heading down towards Guelph and London and ending up in Sarnia area next week. Was wondering what would be a good place to stop in for reloading some supplies?

 

[speedjunkiesracing]

These two are not far apart. Just outside Hamilton
Prices cant be beat on most stuff. If you want powder call the day before to have it the next day.

http://www.hummason.com/page03.html

http://www.lawryshootingsports.com/

 

[brownie]

Shooters Choice in Waterloo.
Gobles in london

 

[09outlander]

These two are not far apart. Just outside Hamilton
Prices cant be beat on most stuff. If you want powder call the day before to have it the next day.

http://www.hummason.com/page03.html

http://www.lawryshootingsports.com/

x2 Great people prices, you won't find primers and powder cheaper anywhere else.

 

[667]

x2 Great people prices, you won't find primers and powder cheaper anywhere else.

Well... You could change that to "you won't find primers".. LoL

 

[09outlander]

Well... You could change that to "you won't find primers".. LoL

I don't know about Hummason's but Lawry's had pistol primers as of 3 days ago.

 

[deerfarmer]

great - thx all

edit -- I'm mainly on the hunt for .308 and .257 projectiles

 

[sunray]

There's nothing in Guelph. Lived there for 10 years. If you want anything firearm related, you drive to Shooter's Choice. Goble's is OK, but pricey. There is or used to be a shop in Delhi. That's off the 401 between Guelph and London. Don't know the name or if it's worth the stop. There's nothing in Sarnia either.
Cabela's Detroit and Gander Mountain aren't terribly far from Sarnia on the U.S. side. You can't legally bring any components back, but Cabela's is worth seeing.

 

[yomomma]

Was just at All Simmons, shelves are fully stocked.

 

[dastt]

Was just at All Simmons, shelves are fully stocked.

I guess that depends what you are looking for... I was in there looking for .224 projectiles, and they had lots....... of what I didn't want, but yea, they were stocked with factory ammo, and tons of projectiles.

I was at lawrys about 4 months ago, and they told me about the shortage and to stock up, so I did. I bought every last small rifle primer they had.

unfortunately now we are in the times of the great varget shortage of 2013, the only 2 powders I was able to get were benchmark and h322. maybe i'll call both places and see what they have left in powders.

 

[minniehill2]

Is there a Varget shortage? No one told me.........

 

[trky chsr]

There's nothing in Guelph. Lived there for 10 years. If you want anything firearm related, you drive to Shooter's Choice. Goble's is OK, but pricey. There is or used to be a shop in Delhi. That's off the 401 between Guelph and London. Don't know the name or if it's worth the stop. There's nothing in Sarnia either.
Cabela's Detroit and Gander Mountain aren't terribly far from Sarnia on the U.S. side. You can't legally bring any components back, but Cabela's is worth seeing.

It's Freds Gun repair in Delhi and he's still there. Not much in the way of components but for loaded stuff he has very good prices. Also Triggers and Bows in Burford (outside of Brantford) is a good place to check out. Again not sure about componennts but they have a website. TC

 

[dastt]

Triggers and bows is very limited for reloading component selection. Their supplier seems to have a decent amount of Sierra projectiles which only take about a week to get in.

 

[sharp shooter]

There is also a place in Rodney but i don't think you will be able to get the projectiles you want there. Always has cool old guns in there though.