Looking for the cheapest price on Hornady bullets.

[Wolf killer]

Fellow reloaders I am looking forthe cheapest place to buy .277-caliber, 130-grain Hornady Interlock bullets. I have used the Hornady Interlock bullet in my 270-winchester for several years with great results on deer and antelope. I am running out ofbullets for my 270, I am looking for the best deal I can find. Do you guysbuy yourreloading components on the internet?

Thanks

[Hairtrigger]

Bad time to deal shop on reloading components or ammo.
If you find them in stock buy them

[Prairie Wolf]

I'm looking for the state that has the highest success rate on their unicorn season. And a good outfitter too.

You been hiding under a rock somewhere?

[thndrchiken]

You'd have to do some comparison shopping, Midsouth shooters supply, Midway USA, Cabelas, Bruno shooters supply. Also check on the shipping rates, some will charge a flat rate others by weight or dollar value of the order. I usually buy my stuff from Cabelas or Midway in addition to other items.

[Wolf killer]

Hairtrigger & Prairie Wolf,
I have not been hiding under a rock I know reloading componets have gone up big time. I have been buying at least one reloading component a week (powder, primers, brass or bullets)for the last 8-month. I have watchedprimers sellout as soon as they hit the store, before they are even stocked on the shelves.
I have not seen any Hornady Interlock bullets in .277-caliber in months. I am only finding the SST bullet in stock & the pricehas doubledsince Obama was elected.I am looking for a cheaper place to buy bullets than my local shop. I also want to buy the old styleInterlock bullet & not the SST. I am sure the SST works fine. I am hard headed & want to stick with what I know worksin my 270-winchester.

Thndrchicken,
I will start to compare prices online today with the stores you listed below.

Thanks,

WK

[Frank in the Laurels]

Someone ain't kiddin'... in these times you'll be lucky you find something so specific... it seems that some of these shortages are being caused by our fellow reloaders being HOGS... it's not always the companies or the politicians thatare the blame.. the next time any of us run into a supply of primers, bullets or powder, try to remember NOT to be a hog or hogettte!! WE ARE CAUSING MOST OF OUR OWN PROBLEMS..a little less hoarding will go along way...

[Prairie Wolf]

I was just being a smart aleck. If enough people know about it to tell you about it, it is probably sold out.

You can also look at Powder Valley, Lock Stock and Barrel, Precision Reloading, Midsouth shooters supply, Natchez, Cheaper than Dirt, and there are others. I'd post links but I'm lazy. I buy almost all my mailorder stuff from midway.

[Prairie Wolf]

Precision Reloading has them for $21.49

http://www.precisionreloading.com/2004catalog.htm


Midsouth has them for 19.77 but they are backordered.
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.co...?sku=000032730

[Hairtrigger]

I say support your local shop, sure it may cost you an extra dollar per box but then again helping keep them in business is way better then listening to a guy complain that his local shop has closed it's doors.
Usually it is the guy complaining that is the guy driving 10 miles to a big box store to save the minimal amount

[srwshooter]

hard to find what you want anywhere right now. if you can't find the 130gn don't be afraid to move up to the 140's ,i've been shooting them on deer and bear for years,i think they kill better then 130's.