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Well I sold both the 1910s as the bores were just too bad. Found a 1905 280 claimed to be excelent and it's on the way to me. As the 1905 has no rear bridge, mounting a scope will be "interesting". May have to dig deep and go with a G&H side mount. More to follow !

Woodleigh makes (IMHO) the best bullet for the 7x57. The 175 gr SP. It like the 160 gr in the 6.5x55 is a sure killer with excellent accuracy and terminal performance. It's the top one.

I use 7mm RemMag starting loads 4320, 4350, 4831 with Woodeigh .287 bullets.

After all the messing around I have decided to buy the Buffalo Arms brass that is already made. Regular loads don't iron out the 375 Ruger brass. The 300 WinMag works fine but why bother ? Just found anther 280 with a MUCH better bore than either of my other 2.

Fellas, prize not worth the quest. Buffalo Arms has fine formed brass.

Kevin, Thanks. I like the oddballs. Another favorite is my 41 Swiss converted to CF.. It's a "44 Magnum" ballistics rifle.

Recently purchased two M 10 280 rifles. Currently working on the 28" bbled one. Found cases from Buffalo Arms, dies from C&H and bullets .287 from Woodleigh. Using 7mm Rem mag starting loads and getting 3 shot cloverleafs @50 yards from a worn and pitted bore. Also figured how to make cases...