Sierra Bullets Outlet store Sedalia MO

[au_prospector]

Has anyone visited recently? I will be in St Louis on business a couple of times over the next 6 weeks and was thinking of making the trip. I have never been.

Looks to be 3 hours each way from where I will be so I need to ask, is it worth the trip? Looking at the seconds price list, its tempting. But if I need to wait a while yet before this factory outlet store is up to "bins full!", let me know please.

I would be interested in.... the usual stuff.

.45-70 low weight 300 gr to 350 gr
.45 LC 240 - 250 gr
.45 ACP 230 ball
.44 mag 200 gr - 240 gr
.357 125 gr and 158 gr
9 mm 124 gr
.308 mid range weights 147 gr to 165 gr
.223 around 50 grain

 

[Conservidave]

it looks like you'll have to find out for your self..... but let us know if you score

 

[MErl]

This might be helpful. Some pictures of what you can expect.
http://www.steelchickens.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9184&sid=7190b0b18e99684f5ed2e29e774dc006

 

[VINTAGE-SLOTCARS]

I remember the Santa Fe Springs shop in So Cal. My brother would go there often. I still have two paper boxs of 1k .223 bullets. I think they were $25 or $30 per thousand. I recently went thru my stash and found these. As I recall they all appear perfect. I would go there if it was a short distance away.

 

[JohnhenrySTL]

I recommend Grafs Reloading supply in St. Charles Missouri. It's one minute off the same highway you would be taking to the Sierra store. Thanks for the heads up btw, I never new it existed.

 

[Itzdapig]

Certainly worth it, call ahead and take a tour of the facilities.
Inventory varies day by day, I havent been in over a year myself.

 

[osprey176]

Stopped by a few months back on a tight schedule,wouldn't you know it,right at lunch time!They close for an hour each day for lunch. I think you can call and ask about current inventory,but it's worth the trip just to tour the facility.Starline Brass is next door if you need brass,but I haven't been there yet.