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LeRoy

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Hey guys...

My Shiloh '74 45-2.1 (45-70) should be here in about two months!(I HOPE)
I was wondering where the best places are to get bullets, moulds, lead, cases...you know...the whole nine yards.The closer to Edgerton/Wainwright area the better.
My reloader was damaged when it was loaned out, (the guy skipped before I found it was cooked), so I will also need a new/used press. I am not shy about 2nd hand equipment, so if you have any for sale, I'm interested.
I shot silhouette with Mike Venturino in Missoula(?) in Sept '05, and am hooked.
Thanks guys/gals, any help will be greatly appreiciated!

LeRoy Archer
 
Don't know about local outlets...got most of my stuff stateside mail-order.
However, I have a good supply of lead, and blackpowder (Ffg) cause I buy in bulk to feed my cannon.
I'm about 1 1/2 hrs north of ya......PM if I can help.
 
What type of press do you have and what is broken? Getting replacement parts and repairing , will probably be the cheaper way to go. I use Lee 45-70 dies and they work about $35 ca and Lee's new steel Classic press is $105 ca and it is able to load large rounds like .50bmg and .450-577 and the longer Sharps cartridges. Try www higginsonpowder.com ask for a price list they will email one.Their prices are a just a little more than the U.S. list price.
 
For Black powder try: Rayner Shine in Sask. or Hillfolk in Sask., for brass, dies etc. try Buffalo Arms in US, for BPCR and hunting bullets cast as you like 'em try MT Chambers in Sask.
 
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