~Four years ago I dropped my ca. 1982 #55 pm,, snapping off the handle. I telephoned Lyman, which had no replacement parts, but did offer to sell me a new one for $60 shipped. (That price was significantly lower than used #55's I saw on line.) When it arrived, I noticed the adjustment bars, etc. weren't as nicely fitted as my original/broken one. Ergo, I swapped them out and they fit perfectly. As for versatility, it may not be a Harrell, but it is very accurate with everything from Bullseye and Clays to IMR 4350. (It does an especially good job with WC 860.) It takes a bit of fiddling to accurately measure a new load or propellant, but that's what a scale and notebook are for. Lastly, with finer powders like Bullseye, it's a good idea to take the innards out, clean out the powder residue, and re-lube with graphite.