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WOW!! Trying to find pistol powder is harder then finding .22 shells!!!

Where is a guy to get some?? (Metro area)

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Tried Bill's guns shops or Cabela's?

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Which powder are you looking for? And what are you loading? Gunstop reloading in Minnetonka had some powders on Monday when I was in there

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Pistol powder for 10mm. I would take any powder now!!!

Thanks caj99 I will call them or stop by.

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I would call Scheels in Mankato or St Cloud. I may have an extra pound of Accurate #9 which I used for 10mm and now use for 357mag. Let me check when I get home after 6pm. I'm in Savage so it wouldnt be very far.

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Thanks caj99, will call Mankato this weekend.

If you got the powder let me know, would love to buy it from you if you want to sell. (less of a drive smile

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Sorry It took me a couple days to get back to you. I did look I have only one pound of #9 and I use that for my 357. Did Scheels have anything? I will stay on the lookout for you.

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this whole powder shortage sucks big time. I am looking hi and low for win 231, unique, long shot, blue dot, or any pistol powder for that matter. I did have a little luck in that a co worker is watching different places for me and was able to get me a bottle of 700x. I looked up some of the rounds I want to load and found formulas for using the 700X. I will be able to use it for 9mm, .380 Auto, & .45 Auto rounds. I have this person looking for some 800X also so I can do some .40 S&W & 10MM rounds. I did run across a person on the internet that had some win 231 for sale but they were asking $35.00 per pound (not the best price but I would of paid it) and $40.00 for the hazmat shipping on it(shiiping was to rich for my blood). I am kind of taking the stance of just buying new factory rounds for the 9mm, .380 Auto, & .45 Auto and then saving the casings for when powder starts to show back up on the market. In the mean time I am trying to get as many primers on hands as I can so I don't run short on them. as for bullets I just started casting my own and as long as lead can be found I am set with bullets. hopefully my lead source never dries up.I also use this lead for making fishing jigs and sinkers.

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