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I use the Stoney Point O.A.L. gauge to locate the lands, then back off to the length that either feeds OK, or gives the best group. Most times, I go with the best group, and load one at a time. The bullet free travel will vary with each chamber.

Mine's a large ring Mauser and likes 42.5 grains of H4350 behind a 140 gr Nosler BT, and CCI 200 primers. Not the fastest, but good groups. Always work up slowly.

I do this, but for magnum turkey shotshells. UPS to the west coast is a killer, but not too bad if you buddy up for a couple of boxes. Can I plug a website without getting zapped? <www.kensloads.com>

Found them. Placed order a few minutes ago. Thanks, guys.

I need some. I want some. How do I get them?? Online?? Go to Bend ?? Need your input. Thanks.

two places to look: www.grafs.com, Part # MEC844728, MEC812028, MEC65028 www.midwayusa.com, Part # 396803, 446938, 472302 Both have several more expensive ones. I love my 28's. Have 3 of them. Ken

I have an "older" 6mm 24" barrel with 1-12" twist. Want to use Nosler bullets for deer. How heavy can I go and still expect the bullet to stabilize ?? For BT ?? For Partition ?? For Accubond ?? Thanks for any insight.