Ohio folks...

[Beentown]

The Sportsmans Den in Shelby had as of tonight...

CCI LPP
CCI SPP
CCI LRP
CCI SRP

Many powders, in good quantities including VV (many types), Red Dot, Blue Dot, Bullseye, Unique, Universal, H335, Reloader 15,17 and a bunch of others.

I would call to see if they have before traveling but I was flabbergasted with what they had available. Picked up some primers and a Beretta Nano.

 

[BigV]

I was there 2 weeks ago and they had their CCI primers for $32.99 a 1000, $7.00 cheaper than FFF in Ashland, I also picked up an 8# can of Unique powder for $89.00.

 

[Beentown]

Yep, I am always pleased with there ammo/reloading prices. Two years ago I picked up a bunch of ammo at there Truckload Sale. Pallets and pallets of ammo. 308WIN Federal Gold Match for $16.99 a box and Lake City for $12.99...I loaded up.

Wish they were closer.

 

[BigV]

Whenever I go to FFF, I always make it a point to go on to Shelby. I have found the Sportsman Den to have better prices on handguns, and reloading supplies. My last trip I stopped at FFF and picked up 6K primers (my daughter got 3 and I got 3) for $39.99 per thousand, then on to TSD. I couldn't believe the "Den" had the same CCI primers for $32.99 so I bought 1K. I was not happy that FFF were gouging their customers. I stopped back at FFF on my way back to Akron and showed my receipt for the primers I got in Shelby. After about 10 min of bitching they refunded the $7.00 difference for the 6 boxes I bought there, almost $45.00.

 

[Timmypage16]

Where is this place located at? I have never heard of it. I love fff, is the den comparable to it in siz and selection?

 

[BigV]

Sportsman's Den
201 N Gamble St, Shelby, OH 44875
(866) 856-0771
It's about 30 min West of FFF in Ashland. It's worth the trip to check them out. Not as big as FFF, but close.
I usually stop at the Fin and price check, then on to Shelby to check the price at the Den. Reloading components are always cheaper although their selection is not as large.
The last 2 handguns I have purchased were $35 to $45 cheaper at The Sportsman Den.