I need to know who has the HIGHEST prices on reloading supplies; dies, powder, primers, ect... Yes, a little off the wall asking for the most expensive place but unfortunately I have my reasons.

Thanks in advance
Mark

Most of the big retailers such as Cabela's, Midway ect. are competing for price so none of those will meet your criteria.

My suggestion is to look at the local high end gun dealers. Those that cater to the skeet and trapshooting, go to Africa, europe hunters. Shops that stock veery expensive rifles and shotguns.

Those stores will usually have higher prices on their reloading equipment and shooting supplies, usually the list price, than any discount gun supply stores.

I've got to admit that is one of the most unusual requests for info I've seen. I hope this helps you out a little.

I suspect you have a serious reason for asking, such as insurance replacement and if so, I don't envy your position.

Your best bet may be searching the manufacturers. RCBS for example shows list price on all their items on the web.

Sinclair is pretty pricey, so is Wholesale Hunter.

I do! Let me know what you want and give me your credit card number.
Cheezywan :D

Will check those out. Thank you for the replies.

Lumberjak, not an insurance claim, law suit trying to recover cost of items stolen from me. No fun in either case and adding the reloading items to the hundreds of other personal & business things ain't no fun doing an itemized listing. Been working on it for weeks now!

markkw, after you make your lists see if you buy as kits. I had $5000+ tools ripped from my truck once. My stuff was all mix mash as I bought individual tools or smaller kits. When I listed it all the insurance company asked if I would buy kits of tools. Got everything I had pluss some I didn't but they were happy as it cost less for the kits than it would have individually. Even got a new tool chest.

Sure-Shot, not that much reloading stuff, primers, powder, some dies sets, odds & ends...nothing major. Know what you mean about tools, had a gang box on a job get raided. Lost around $12,000 in pipefitting & welding tools. Had an inland marine policy from Nationwide but of course they denied the claim stating security should have fallen under the general contractor's responsibility. He had Nationwide too and the end result was a double whammy.

You could look up Hunttingtons in Ca. Last stuff I got from them was pricey. Good luck with your problem.

I think Huntington Die Spec. has the retail prices. Check with them.