Cabelas Retail Shops & Reloading Components.

[Bula]

Cabelas is coming to AZ!
In less than a weeks time we'll have a Cabelas in the Phoenix Area. From all of you fortunate folks who already shop at one of their retail stroes, Do they stock all of their reloading catalog items at every Location? Also are the prices the same?

 

[WayneConrad]

Bula, Good question. I want to know too.

And, welcome to THR, fellow desert dweller. Hot 'nuff for ya?

 

[Rock_Steady]

They keep a pretty good supply of reloading stuff on hand. I was just up yesterday and picked up just about everything I needed for cast bullets in .357 and .45, and everything needed to load them.

What are you looking for? I can tell you if they had it (I browsed for a long time) .

 

[Waffen]

In my experience they do keep a fair ammount of stuff on hand (Buda, Texas store). The prices are a little higher than the Sportsmans Wearhouse, but if it's all you have then it's worth it. I think half the problem is at the Buda store everything is cramped together and the isles are narrow. When you combine that with TONS of people it can really get annoying when you are looking for that specific bullet, or brass.

They keep powder behind the gun counter, and it's usually an extra 2-3 dollars more than at SW. I hope to god they have improved their customer service because it has literally taken me 30 minutes of trying to get somone to sell me a rifle, and I was actively trying to get somone to help me. I've bought 3 rifles from Cabelas and i've found the best time to go is on a Weekday morning as soon as they open.

 

[BigJakeJ1s]

Yeah, weekends at the Fort Worth store are nuts! I get every other Friday off, so I try to plan my trips to My Favorite Toy Store on those days. Sportsman's Warehouse does have better prices on powder (and it looked like a better selection too), but Cabelas has better prices on bullets (at least on oregon trail lasercast). SW looked like they had more bullets though.

Andy