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I have seen the 180AB's several times over the last several months. I bought some, then saw them in stock a month later, and now they are available again. You have to adapt to the current market conditions and look for them with intent and be persistent.
Cabela's does not catalog order any reloading components. They place whatever they have in the stores only for their regular customers. You have to purchase the reloading components at the store. If you look online you will find, "OUT OF STOCK," since they won't sell online. I was to my local store yesterday and they had powder on the shelf, none that I normally use but that is popular. They did not have any primers but had just about any kind of bullet, predominantly Hornady with a few Nosler, Sierra and Speer of various calibers sitting on the shelf. All of these items were at Manufacturers suggested retail or less and on top of that there was no ridiculously high shipping charges on any of them.Huh, must be different here. Looked up Cabelas and navigated my way here to order some bullets:
Hornady ELD-Match Rifle Bullets | Cabela's
Buy the Hornady ELD-Match Rifle Bullets and more quality Fishing, Hunting and Outdoor gear at Bass Pro Shops.www.cabelas.com
You missed it - the $99.98 is for two pounds.
I got 4 Lbs. 2 of H1000 and 2 of H4350
That makes much more sense! I don't know how I missed that but will claim that I didn't have my glasses on. lol
Interesting. I just went to Cabelas.com and did a search for reloading supplies, powder and primers. It came back with 0 search results???
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Lots of powder here. Primers always small rifle and large pistol . Bullets decent supply. I don't need primers or powder. I have plenty of bullets and lots of brass. I'll still grab something at a good price. I was at Scheels and Cabela's in Billings Mt. yesterday. Tons of ammo. Decent powder . Same gig on primers . All I bought were some rings , mount , level and another bipod.
H4350 here $43.00 lb. lots of it. H1000 absent for about 6 mon.. Lots of H4831 and Varget. Sometimes Retumbo.
I'm new to reloading. And wondering what's the diff between H4831 & 4831SC ? Any suggestions for a 25-06 ?
SC stands for short cut. Gives you more condensed case fill. Check the burn rate chart for speed as they're the same. Some cases work better with more condensed fill. Ie short mag, SAUM, PRC sometimes work better with a SC type powder. I use H4831SC in my 65PRC. If you don't have a good reloading manual get the new 11th edition Hornady manual and read the entire forward section. It's very detailed with tons of good info. When i was learning I read 3-5 pages a night slowly to try and take it all in. I still reread it 20 plus years later.
