I picked up 500 .452 250 gr xtp's yesterday at my local shop
Didn't need to spend that kind of money right now but they don't last long on the shelves and haven't seen any for a while.Should hold me for a few hunting seasons.

They do have a few more Xtp's various calibers.. They Had a Smith .44 mag hunter model flat barrel blus 6+ in long+ muzzle brake ,polished cylinder PURTY PURTY PURTY+ 3 44mag Ruger hunter models Blackhawk and Bisley They have a good selection of Hunting revolvers right now .
R.T. you know the place.

That's a bunch'a boolets.

It looks like some components are trickling in,I picked up the same bullets at Bass Pro Shops last week, I got a call from Graf"s Tuesday that my backorder of powder was being shipped.

I am good on bullets...but I wish this powder situation would get a little better.

l was at Shooters in Augusta last Sunday...They had gotten in 10 lbs of Power Pistol that week. Took home a couple..0wner it was the first pistol powder he had in 4 months

Daggum. You ought to be set for about a month or two.

Wish that I had known that as I have folks that live in Aiken/New Ellenton and I would have sent them shopping.

XTP's are my fist choice in quality lead. Congo Rats on the score. I too find that powder is the 'choke point'. Primers are available. Bullets can be found. But powder is hard to come buy. But I found some! 'Course I had to drive to Birmingham to get it (I live north of Atlanta), but I had a nice day with some fellow shooters, so all's good. I made a nice box of empty primers over the weekend.
I picked up a Thompson m1927 earlier this year. That sucker just sucks down the ammo! Great fun, useless, but great fun.
Things will open up. Hang tight, don't over pay (like voting, it just encourages the ***tards) and this too will pass.

dogsbreath