Reloading supplies in Toronto?

[Jobiwon]

Hey all,

Is there somewhere that has a good stock of reloading supplies in the GTA? Ordering online, the shipping cost almost makes it not worth it.

 

[RojamB21]

From starting I would list up the needed things and will shop around.

Depends , what you are looking for.

You can start from Bass pro inn Vaughan to Al Flaherty to Al Simmons in Hamilton to Hummerson's.

Sail in Etobicoke has some Hornady stuff

Sooner or later you will end up at EllWood Epp's in Orillia

 

[brandon6976]

yeah I'd say it depends what supplies you're looking for.

 

[Ganderite]

Hummerson's in Ancaster. great prices and lots of choice.

If you want powder, call ahead so they can get it out of the magazine. Takes a day.

 

[Jobiwon]

I'm looking mostly for 45-70 components. Thanks for the suggestions so far.

 

[JohnnyPython]

FOC, Tenda, Williams Arms, Gagnon’s, Sail, Accuracy Plus. Take your pick.

I usually get primers and powder from Hummason. Lawry’s has reloading supplies too.

 

[bertn]

Some online retailers have free shipping above a certain amount (canada ammo and bullseye comes to mind).
If you buy in bulk it's pretty easy getting to the minimum amount.

 

[bearhunter]

Have you looked on the Ammomart site out of Hawkesbury?????

They normally sell in bulk but they also have a very large selection of powders and other related loading paraphernalia.

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[Turkinator]

Unfortunately you will probably need to order online. Most of the stores mentioned have a dismal reloading section and/or have no 45-70 components.

 

[phan108]

Met William Ressor, at the Markham Gun Show.
Super helpful for beginners like me.

 

[Auggie Doggie]

Western Metal has free shipping on orders over $300.

Auggie D.

 

[Northaways]

Tagged for interest

 

[Jobiwon]

Unfortunately you will probably need to order online. Most of the stores mentioned have a dismal reloading section and/or have no 45-70 components.

That's the idea I'm getting.

 

[Chris Caron]

Too bad you don't live near Sudbury. Dennis at the Shooter's Den has every SKU from Lee, Lyman, RCBS and Hornady IN STOCK.
It's really nice to be able to look at and handle this stuff. He has a ton of black-powder stuff too. Good selection of powders and projectiles.
Only been a couple of times he was stumped on an obscure item I was looking for.