It appears there are no restrictions for shipping components to you.

I have shipped brass to ENGLANDER in scotland (2001) and Maroontoad (Snow) has shipped bullets to me from the Bullet Factory in Oz. Snow did have to decalre them and give his information to the post office but the came right to my door in Texas.

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slim

I cannot edit the post above for some reason and I forgotthe link to our post office site for shipping restrictions.

Also, the Bullet Factory seold bullets on E-Bay and shipped them to the states without trouble.

sure having trouble with this link!

http://pe.usps.com/text/imm/ab_012.htm

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Thanks for all the information guys, this is what makes these forums so great.

So far I haven't found any .35 Brass listed on any american websites, but if I do it's nice to know I can get it sent over! I tried sizing a .308 shell, expanding it to .358 was no problem but as I sized it down a small lip of brass was swaged down the case until it hit the shellholder.

The shell looks good except for this little rim I've created, and as I'd guess it's brass that's been displaced, not extra brass shaved off, perhaps filing it off would be a bad idea?

I found some new .35 Remington brass Here and some 'one fired' 35 Remington brass HERE.

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It should have worked but it does not appear to be the case. Perhaps with proper tooling - a form die.

I would look here for the brass as Huntington exports dies.

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G'day again - I found that once fired brass, but couldn't find any new brass in the link posted.

I tried making a shell out of a .30/06, but got the case stuck in the die as I resized down near the head. When I finally got it out, it had formed very nicely without the little lip formed on the .308 shell.

I got some different types of .308 brass off a friend, and tried them. They all resized nicely, which makes me think the ex military case I tried may have had slightly larger tolerences.

The finished product looks good. They're a bit long, but I can soon remove a bit with my case trimmer. It seems the groove between the cartridge head and the rim on a .308 is bigger than the .35, I wonder if this will cause any problems?

I wish I had the rifle to try a case in, but thanks to all the beaurocratic b.s. we have to put up with here downunder, I'm still waiting on a permit for it 3 weeks after applying...

nimrod...

In that you must wait and there appears to be no shipping restrictions, PM me your shipping address and I will send you enough 35 Rem brass to get started with.

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