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To be honest the rows were alot wider this time because they had noticeably taken rows of table out. There were still some empties around. I bet there wasn't but maybe 10 double rows in the whole kit and kaboodle this time. The problem is when they have one of the BIG shows like down at the Astrohall in Houston I can't take the traffic to get there, and the usually won't allow the sale of ammo or reloading supplies in the things. One of my brothers recommended a place in Huntsville Texas called Able's. Powder was about the same price (and availability) or a little higher, and primers were only a dollar or so cheaper per 1000 than the show (and not at all cheaper in a couple of cases). They also didn't have a bullet to speak of in the place. Same goes with brass in both places. What really irked me were the people selling 20+ year old sets of hard used reloading dies at the show for MORE than new dies cost (including shipping) and they were actually selling. Baffles the mind it does.
Richard
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