Reloading components in Edmonton?
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You might as well do the tour, Milarm has some stuff occasionally, Phoenix has bags of range brass and such. Forget the prices, but I suppose it's possible that you could get a good deal.
Wholesale's reloading components are sporadic at best, but might be worth a glance.
Wholesale's reloading components are sporadic at best, but might be worth a glance.
I don't know about all the stores in Edmonton, but when I go there to visit I always go to P&D ! I swear that their reloading inventory is better than all the Vancouver stores put together. Their prices range from very good to very fair, nothing over priced, and lots of inventory to look at, a dam great store. I always seem to buy a ton there because I can't find it here, that speaks for itself, make sure you go !!
P and D first stop. Milarm just down the street to the East (not much for reloading, but worth a stop anyhow). Cabella's has fair supply of reloading supplies. Wholesale Sports (SOUTH) has a very good inventory right now, their North store not so much.
P&D is great: high end equipment, great brass and bullet selection. Competitive prices. Amazing staff.
Milarm: reloading is nonexistent except for some bulk handgun bullets. Close to P&D, worth a look, surplus section is great for odds and ends.
Phoenix: lots of brass (prices ok for retail), decent powder selection (they have a list by the entrance).
Cabelas: very little equipment, good prices on components, they almost always have lots of powder and primers in stock. Get a gun counter ticket before you start browsing, it can be crazy on weekends. Prepare to be there for 2 hours, cause its awesome.
Wholesale: South store is better, great selection of equipment (only place that stocks lee), great prices, staff can be hit or miss.
If your into tacticool and your going to Phoenix, check out Checkpoint Charlie (clothing) on 50th St. And ~60th ave.
Also worth a look on the west end is Kolfjager Militaria (clothing and surplus) on 156th St just north of Stony Plain Rd.
Hope that helps,
Jonny
Milarm: reloading is nonexistent except for some bulk handgun bullets. Close to P&D, worth a look, surplus section is great for odds and ends.
Phoenix: lots of brass (prices ok for retail), decent powder selection (they have a list by the entrance).
Cabelas: very little equipment, good prices on components, they almost always have lots of powder and primers in stock. Get a gun counter ticket before you start browsing, it can be crazy on weekends. Prepare to be there for 2 hours, cause its awesome.
Wholesale: South store is better, great selection of equipment (only place that stocks lee), great prices, staff can be hit or miss.
If your into tacticool and your going to Phoenix, check out Checkpoint Charlie (clothing) on 50th St. And ~60th ave.
Also worth a look on the west end is Kolfjager Militaria (clothing and surplus) on 156th St just north of Stony Plain Rd.
Hope that helps,
Jonny
