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Good news/bad news, I guess. Good news is that it's wide open to all the brands and packages that Midway carries, and it includes primers in the purchase requirement. It's also good through the end of this month, for those of us who might need some time to figure out what we might need. AND, they carry lots to choose from.

However, it's a bit more expensive than some other places (~$2.00 more per Lb on an 8 lb cannister of H110, for example), like Mid-South, so you'd need to do the math vs. how/where you normally buy.

All that said, worth passing along:

https://www.midwayusa.com/promo/primers-powder-0319

Sometimes it pays to investigate local sources. We have a local company that produces and sells reloads and new ammo. They also sell some reloading supplies. Their everyday local prices are lower than Midways prices without shipping and hazmat fees.

Not everyone has a resource like that available, but sometimes it pays to look around. For someone without a local source like this, no hazmat fee makes a big difference, unless you want to place a big order.

Very interesting that they would be in the business of manufacturing ammo AND selling reloading supplies. I'm not aware of such an operation here in the KC area, but will certainly search around, as you are correct: buying big quantities online is about the only way around Hazmat fees, and the local Big Box retailers are typically no bargain.
Having Missouri Bullet Company within a reasonable distance is handy, as they provide for customer pick-up, and those bullets are heavy!
Will have to see if there are reloading supply places around here. Thanks for the tip!

They sell bullets, but not a great deal on them, and no hazmat shipping fee for those on the internet. Powder and primers are pretty decent deal, however. I get CCI primers for $31 - $32 per thousand. Most handgun powders are $20 - $24 per lb. On top of that, I get a 5% military discount. It's a little out of the way, but when I'm in the area, I try and stop in and stock up. Variety is a little limited, but they do carry the powders/primers I use a lot of.