Devcon 10110 Calgary or Edmonton

[kman300]

I have a friend passing through on the way to visit me and I was hoping someone could tell me where in Calgary or Edmonton he could pick up a pound of Devcon 10110 for me. Apparently it has been discontinued? It's all I've used for bedding rifles. Open to suggestions and where he could get some in Calgary or Edmonton. He's a neophyte so other than going to a counter and asking, that's all he's good for.



Thanks

 

[Mightymoose410]

Acklands Grainger, not sure if there is one near you but that is we're I have ordered it from

 

[RangerPark]

Acklands Grainger, not sure if there is one near you but that is we're I have ordered it from

Grainger lost my business, well because, I'm not a business. I use Vallen for all my industrial supplies needs. They have all the Devcon you need.

 

[Mightymoose410]

Don't have to be a business to purchase from them, I just give them a call and my order is usually shipped out that day

 

[Anomaly]

I got mine at Calgary Fasteners and Tool last year, I would try there.

 

[Ganderite]

I have a friend passing through on the way to visit me and I was hoping someone could tell me where in Calgary or Edmonton he could pick up a pound of Devcon 10110 for me. Apparently it has been discontinued? It's all I've used for bedding rifles. Open to suggestions and where he could get some in Calgary or Edmonton. He's a neophyte so other than going to a counter and asking, that's all he's good for.



Thanks

Devcon F Putty is very easy to work with. Not too runny.

It is sold by the pound, so I use the Devcon aluminium. More in the can than Devcon Steel.

 

[kman300]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the help.

 

[joehunt]

Motion Canada is where I get it.

 

[rifleman762]

I bought mine from Gregg's Distributors in Edmonton. They had several cans on the shelf. I haven't heard about it being discontinued.

 

[257Wby]

I bought mine from Gregg's Distributors in Edmonton. They had several cans on the shelf. I haven't heard about it being discontinued.

It looks like Devcon has changed their number for the plastic steel putty 10110 to 10112 and 10115 to indicate 500 gram and 1kg sizes respectively.
One the existing stock of 10110 goes we should start to see the 10112 and 10115 on the shelf.

 

[rifleman762]

It looks like Devcon has changed their number for the plastic steel putty 10110 to 10112 and 10115 to indicate 500 gram and 1kg sizes respectively.
One the existing stock of 10110 goes we should start to see the 10112 and 10115 on the shelf.

Ahh good to know. Not that I will need any more for a good long time