Pathfinder
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Northeast Ontario
Prices are high but what can you do. When my wife is in Sudbury I give her a shopping list for the shooter's den as shipping a lot of this stuff just doesnt' make sense anymore.
I take the simple approach....My 300WBY factory shells are $73 a box with TSX bullets.
I reload the brass with TSX bullets for $26 a box. I'm not gonna complain about a few bucks on a pound of powder.....
Prices are high but what can you do. When my wife is in Sudbury I give her a shopping list for the shooter's den as shipping a lot of this stuff just doesnt' make sense anymore.
I'm not gonna complain about a few bucks on a pound of powder.....
Decent at least. I just ordered 8 8 pound jugs; worked out to $25 a pound, no freight, no PST.
To keep things in perspective the first pound of powder I bought 30 years ago was $20, Hornady .270s were $20 and RCBS dies were $67.
Your right it is F'd up, but it isn't the dealers fault. FSAll this means absolutely nothing to the consumer!
Bottom line is I can drive over the border and save $100 on the same press!
Overhead, shipping, freight, licensing, blah, blah, blah........
I could buy presses at retail in the US, and sell em for less then many Canadian dealers.
That's F'd up!
You don't shoot enough, lol.
powder
Ancaster, Ontario
hummason.com, on their "Specials" page
They make lead shot & specialize in shotgun supplies & reloading but have great deals on powder. Just bought 8 lbs IMR 4320 for $110, they also carry Hodgdon and Winchester, Alliant Powder, Goex black powder, not sure if they carry other powder as well.
Bought the 4320 for 223 and eventually 243. Trying to make my dollar go as far as possible, worked out to $13.75/lb before tax



























