IMR 4350, H4831, Blue Dot, IMR 7828 just to name a few.Cabela’s / Bass Pro is a good start they are much if any higher than the others.
What are you looking for?
I'll look now. Thank you. the Blue Dot is very hard to find.Acme bullets still has blue dot available at $51.99/lb.
Do you know why Alliant is getting harder to find?The Alliant powders are fading from existence but hodgon still out there. That blue dot may be hard to find
Demo-Nazis fueling wars in Europe & middle s#it holes (I meant middle east).Do you know why Alliant is getting harder to find?
Just another way to gain control...Demo-Nazis fueling wars in Europe & middle s#it holes (I meant middle east).
Keeps the bad 'gun' people in this country having to go without, or pay through the nose for it.
Your showin up a little late to the campfire. Alliant is not shipping any powder to retail outlets. Nitrocellulose is in short supply. Substantial decreases in production/availability with the corresponding increase in price. If you count out the big box stores from your search you are going to learn to be disappointed. Graf and Sons, Midsouth Reloading, Powder Valley, Midway, and the big box boys have the biggest buying power. Always check out your LGS first, then start shopping.Hopefully this hasn't been started before. I am looking for the best place in Texas to find gun powder. I'm hoping to find something local in San Antone but also trying to avoid the big brand stores if possible. Not worried about price, because it's all expensive. Thanks in advance.
I'll look now. Thank you. the Blue Dot is very hard to find.