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Gun Stores with Reloading Supplies in Nampa, ID

5 of the 18 gun stores and hunting shops we list in Nampa have reloading supplies.

Reloading supplies — presses, dies, powder, primers, brass — are a specialty niche that most map listings don't separate from general ammo sales, so you can drive to a 'gun store' pin expecting a full reloading bench setup and find only factory ammo on the shelf. Every store on this page has reloading supplies confirmed from its own website or posted inventory.

  1. Snake River Rifleworks

    13930 S Piano Ave, Nampa, ID 83651

    FFL transfersGunsmithingClasses & CCWReloading supplies
  2. BGW Gunsmithing Cerakote and Engraving

    2228 Cortland Pl, Nampa, ID 83687-9339

    Monday–Friday 10am

    GunsmithingNFA / Class 3Reloading supplies
  3. Idaho Gun & Outdoors - Nampa Location

    16188 N Merchant Way, Nampa, ID 83687-4811

    Mon-Fri: 10AM-7PM, Sat: 10AM-6PM, Sun: 10AM-5PM

    Used & consignmentNFA / Class 3Reloading supplies
  4. Adaptive Tactical

    2102 N Devlin Way, Nampa, ID 83687-5106

    Monday - Thursday 8:00 am

    FFL transfersClasses & CCWReloading supplies
  5. Larry's Sporting Goods

    704 2nd St S, Nampa, ID 83651-3800

    Reloading supplies
Call before you drive out for powder or primers specifically. Both go in and out of stock unpredictably even at well-stocked shops, and many won't ship them due to hazmat shipping restrictions, so a quick call to check what's actually on the shelf saves a wasted trip.

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Good to know

Do gun stores sell reloading supplies?

Some do, though it's a smaller subset — reloading requires carrying presses, dies, powder, primers, and bulk brass, which not every shop stocks. Larger stores and shops that cater to competitive or high-volume shooters are the most likely to carry a full reloading section.

Can I buy gunpowder and primers online?

Powder and primers are classified as hazardous materials, so most retailers restrict them to in-store pickup or specialized hazmat shipping with extra fees, and some carriers won't take them at all. Buying locally from a shop that stocks them is usually the simplest option.