Local Walmart surprised me

[smokeywolf]

Lots of powders do better in certain applications but I don't think any other powder does all the things Unique can do. Rifle, handgun, shotgun, it does it all. The one powder I would ALWAYS make sure I had on hand.

What I would have said, but Keith beat me to it.

 

[Hawk]

Our sporting goods stares and full of hot pink and neon green running shoes and not much else.
Some have a handful of reloading supplies, but usually only one brand of each.
Cabelas and Bass Pro Shop have the most, but are WAY over priced.

 

[KHornet]

Like some others, never saw reloading supplies in a Walmart.

Paul

 

[oscarflytyer]

Was in Cabelas yeasterday. Nothing special. There is a gun and pawn here, biggest volume dealer in the SE. Where I buy about all my guns. Wish he had reloading stuff, but he is also biggest ammo dealer in the SE, so.... Another small shop I can get powder and reloading stuff - but a bit high. But as you say, still good to keep them in business. Otherwise it is order powder, and that is a non-starter w/ the hazmat

 

[RBHarter]

Elko and Winnemucca Walmarts carried a basic selection of reloading but zip within 100 miles of California .
The Co-op store here looks good otherwise it's all mail order Powder valley isn't too far away for a pick up . BP isn't really a big deal ......... Lots of black willow around here they say that makes great charcoal .

 

[Paul Gauthier]

About 5/6 weeks ago the local WM emptied the handgun and rifle ammo off the shelf, two days ago I noticed it was back, thought it was gone for good, but no, and there is more of it, surprise, surprise. Lots of 22LR which was not available 6 weeks ago so I grabbed two 550 round boxes of Federal. Don't know why I got them I have about 10,000 LR's. They have no reloading stuff like powder and primers etc. Of course living in Ma I probably don't need to say anymore.

 

[Jeff H]

No reloading stuff in any WM around NW Ohio - at least that I've seen. That would be a boon because the very few small shops around here carry very little. You have to drive an hour to get to a shop that carries any kind of selection - and then you have to be able to afford it. A friedn stumbled onto a sale on Unique last year at a big shop, called and asked it was "any good." I told him to get us each at least 5# before it was gone and I'd explain later. $20/# by the time they added sales tax.

Unless/until we pool our lunch money and hit a killer online sale, we don't get a whole lot of choices.