Need some sources

[vellnueve]

Can someone send me a somewhat local source for .38 SWC and .30 carbine bullets? (preferably jacketed, although I might just go with a big name brand for them)

 

[vellnueve]

please help me!

 

[Gammon]

Four Seasons has a pretty good supply of components. You won't find a good local supplier as shops charge a lot of money for components (they have to make a living). I would shop around for components locally until I found what worked for me and then make bulk purchases direct from the MFR or wholesaler.

 

[Joe R.]

Reilly's in Hooksett, NH is good for reloading supplies - probably one of the best in the NE area.

Kittery Trading Post is also good but not as well setup as the above is.

Joe R.

 

[Pilgrim]

If you're in for a short ride, Bullseye in Woonsocket RI, (just over the Ma border) has about everything you could want. That's their primary business.

http://www.bullseyeguns.com/ammo.asp

They will NOT ship to Ma, that's why the ride. Lotsa stuff there. Worth the trip.

 

[C-pher]

I know that Greg at the Powerkeg in Mansfield had a lot of reloading supplies.

 

[vellnueve]

I decided just to make the run to KTP. Actually, I ordered the .30 carbine bullets, bought the .38s at Northeast Trading, and bought .308 168gr BTHPs from KTP (Sierras)

KTP is a great place, just wish I was still commuting to class up at UNH every day so I could stop in more often.

 

[C-pher]

I was up at KTP the other day...

HOLY MOLY!! I can't believe how expensive they got... It used to be a stop on the way or the way back when I was sent up to our Biddeford Office.

But now, it seems like it was the Southern NH LL Bean. And the prices went WAY up on stuff... I couldn't believe it.