This was about 7-8 years ago and I've not so much as even looked at buying a single primer for them since. At the time I was shooting about 1000-1500 shotgun shells a month and needed some wads and parts for a MEC reloader. He was so condescending it wasn't funny in his answers for what I was attempting to do. He was talking to some regular and was probably just pissed that I needed help or had a question.

I'm glad he treats some folks right...he's done burnt a bridge with me.

Business up top, party in the back.........

I bought a couple lbs of h4350 there myself, from Southwest....but they are at almost all the shows around the area. I decided after this last show, that it will be my last at Dallas. It used to be a super nice show that you could leave with tired feet after perusing all the stuff, but now lots of empty tables and lots of just plain cheap import crap. They should change the name of it to the Dallas Knife and Gun show....there are probably 10 times the amount of cheap crap knives as there are guns.

Yeah Southwest is sometimes frustrating because it's such a small shop and can get crowded. I've been in at times when it is and some are pretty rude. I just write it off as that city attitude and try to wait if I have time. Some of the hangouts have been less than stellar but I can see not telling someone to leave. He certainly ain't hurting for anyone's business with the lowest prices and best inventory in the metroplex. What is it 3 or 4 days a week? He seems fairly knowledgeable about reloading and ballistics or at least talks a good line. And I certainly have no affiliation with Southwest Ammunition and don't even know his name but I will shop there for the dollars I save. Just as I will internet orders. So you might give them another try. I couldn't ever see paying what bass pro or cabela's wants for the same things.