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Sound suppressors.

A telescoping post would be good.

I just bought, locally, two 2400 powder 1 lb. containers for $27.50 each.

I agree with everyone. Pull the bullets and keep the rest except for the powder. Even if the load data is with the ammo, it doesn't mean that it's loaded to that recipe. Put the unloaded casings in the tumbler and start from scratch.

I have seen that 90 degree problem before and also the scope mounted backwards too.

At the gun show this weekend in Oaks, Pa., they had Unique powder for $50 lb.

Sometimes reloads don't go off.

I'd give them $600 for it now!

For being able to see and for brightness- I use this: http://www.kmssquared.com/ufo550.html

I don't reload for speed, a production rate or for the cost. I just enjoy the process, I have two 550B presses and one Lee single stage press.

My (2) 550's don't have those. I don't have any trouble removing them. Might be a good idea if I dropped one on the floor though.

I got my Marlin 336C in .35 Remington for deer and bear.

Years ago, one of the numbers was how much black powder was used in the case.

Just like anything else, one has to get used to it. It's ok, I like it. I got one of the first ones that were made. They are a little different now and I imagine it will change as time goes on. I was looking for a non-battery sight that didn't cost an arm and a leg.

I have one on my AR and UZI. Don't have to worry about the battery.

I have a Marlin 336C since 1970. It was bought new and it's used for deer and bear. If I want to live, I can never sell it, my wife bought it for me for our first Christmas. Why they chose the .35 Rem caliber, you'll have to ask them. Otherwise, it's all speculation. It does work well for the...

Colt King Cobra.

The only problem that I had with a inertia bullet puller is that the plastic head broke off from the handle. That bullet was really in there!! I did get it out though.

So I assume that you don't have a sales receipt.

Peace be with you!