Recogmendations on where to purchase supplies in Houston
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Recogmendations on where to purchase supplies in Houston
I was wondering if any one could suggest stores that sale powder and primers in the Houston area.
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WarHawk-AVG
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Re: Recogmendations on where to purchase supplies in Houston
4 locations to choose from budmcub wrote:I was wondering if any one could suggest stores that sale powder and primers in the Houston area.
Carters Country
http://www.carterscountry.net/
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Gander Mountain in Sugar Land has a wide variety of Hodgdon's powder and a rather shallow array of primers.
Bailey's Gun Store/Range (South on 521) also has a few things.
There's probably somebody I'm forgetting .....
Bailey's Gun Store/Range (South on 521) also has a few things.
There's probably somebody I'm forgetting .....
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I'm not sure what part of Houston you're in. I like Carter's Country in Spring. That's the closest big gun-related place to me, and it's at least a forty minute drive. I hear they have a store on the West end of Houston, but am not sure where, and I have never been to that one.
The last time I was in there for powder & primers, they had at least the basics. They carried Winchester and Remington primers, but there may have been more that I didn't see. They had at least ten to twenty different canisters of powder from what I could tell.
The last time I was in there for powder & primers, they had at least the basics. They carried Winchester and Remington primers, but there may have been more that I didn't see. They had at least ten to twenty different canisters of powder from what I could tell.
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The NRA & TSRA are a bargain; they're much cheaper than the cold, dead hands experience.
On NW side of houston(1960 and Jones road area) is http://www.10ring.com very complete line of powders and primers, lots of bullets. A little pricier than Gander Mtn but a local store.
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