Widener's

[jmaubin]

I'm just starting to learn about reloading and wish to take this up as a hobby. I have been doing a lot of reading on the "how to", equipment and such.

Also I have been doing a lot of web searching on "what to buy and where".

I found this site; "Widener's Reloading and Shooting Supply". I was wondering if any of y'all had had any dealings with them and if so how are they to deal with?

They have some very nice prices on the equipment and supplies they offer, and just wanted to know if they are as nice to deal with as well.

All of the friends I know down here haven't ever ordered anything from them and have not heard of them before. I was just wondering before any orders were placed are they good people to deal with?

thanks

 

[rg1]

Wideners is a very good company to do business with. No problems with any orders I've made from them. They have a good selection of components and gear.

 

[Audrey]

Feel free to use the Search feature in the future. Plenty of information.

 

[Walkalong]

Used them off and on for over 20 years. Good to go.

 

[Flash!]

Wideners has always done right by me.

 

[357mag357]

I bought a bunch of supplies from them right before the prices went threw the roof. Good customer service. Go for it.

 

[Marlin 45 carbine]

I've been pleased with them.
welcome to the handloading page.

 

[Mikee Loxxer]

I have had nothing but positive experiences with Widener's.

 

[cbrgator]

As has been said, very reputable.

 

[rbernie]

I've spent a lot of money with them. Never had cause to regret it; they are one of my favorite vendors.

 

[Plain Old Bill]

Nothing but positive here.

 

[hddeluxe]

I have had good experiences with Wideners, however, with that said, I also do shop around with Midway, Cabella's, Natchez, and other vendors (powder valley etc) of seperate components (bullets, powder, primers etc.)

 

[ArchAngelCD]

I've also spent a lot of money with them and will continue to do so. They are at the top on my vendor list. (along with Powder Valley)