Where are the best reloading supply shops in Georgia or in the Southeast? I live in Columbus and the only place that sells reloading supplies is Shooters. They have a good selection of powder and primers, but are limited for other components and equipment. I wouldn't mind driving to a shop that had a good selection. Thanks,
Best reloading supply shop in Georgia
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rfwobbly
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• Bass Pro (Duluth) sells powder and primers
• David's Gun Room (Duluth) sells everything, but supply is thin and price varies by salesman
• Franklins (Athens) has a good offering, but the salesmen are shy
I not aware of 1 great reloading shop.
• David's Gun Room (Duluth) sells everything, but supply is thin and price varies by salesman
• Franklins (Athens) has a good offering, but the salesmen are shy
I not aware of 1 great reloading shop.
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Jerry's Sport Shop in Ambrose, GA 912-359-3241 Call to make sure he has what you are looking for .....I've shopped all around GA for guns....always came back here to buy...ask for Jerry tell him ...Jimmy K the mailman from Alma, GA sent you.
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Ambrose, GA is about 60-70 miles west of Blackshear. He had a very good supply of Guns before Obbbamo but may be limited now .....good supply of Reloading stuff there again that was before OB... give him a call before you go ...# above.
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Southeastern Ammo and Components in Dawsonville.
Their phone is (706) 265-8667. Good prices, extremely helpful and good supply. Keith Brookshire is the owner (former Marine). He's always at the National Arms Show down in Jonesboro as well. I buy powder, primers and bullets from him. He also carries brass, but I haven't needed any yet.
Georgia Arms is always at the Eastman shows and also online (www.georgia-arms.com). Ok prices on most stuff at the shows and good info. Selection at the gun show seems to vary, but that may be because I get to them later than everyone else.
I rarely see reloading stuff at the Gun Shows of the South events.
It gets pretty slim after that except BP and Franklin's as noted above.
There is a new Sportman's place in Commerce on the south east side of the road. They didn't have much last time I was in there, so it would be worth a call first. Unless, like me, its a place to browse while the wife hits the outlets.
Their phone is (706) 265-8667. Good prices, extremely helpful and good supply. Keith Brookshire is the owner (former Marine). He's always at the National Arms Show down in Jonesboro as well. I buy powder, primers and bullets from him. He also carries brass, but I haven't needed any yet.
Georgia Arms is always at the Eastman shows and also online (www.georgia-arms.com). Ok prices on most stuff at the shows and good info. Selection at the gun show seems to vary, but that may be because I get to them later than everyone else.
I rarely see reloading stuff at the Gun Shows of the South events.
It gets pretty slim after that except BP and Franklin's as noted above.
There is a new Sportman's place in Commerce on the south east side of the road. They didn't have much last time I was in there, so it would be worth a call first. Unless, like me, its a place to browse while the wife hits the outlets.
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