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I would recommend that you fireform with the bullet engaging the rifling. This will establish the shoulder at the correct length for YOUR rifle. I would not set the shoulder back after that and only neck size. This is the same procedure used in making wildcat cartridges where the shoulder...

Drills tend to follow the existing hole, reamers will tend to cut their own path. If you get a reamer started off line, you will get an oval hole. That said, I would get a #1 drill (0.221" diameter) and use it to remove the lands. You then might want to try honing it for the desired finish.

Thanks, Nat. Probably very good advice.

Thanks for the report Andy, I presume that you purchased either the Culbertson or one of the cheekpiece/thumbhole models. I am anticipating having to modify the stock for my personal taste and/or adjusting the scope height with higher (or lower) rings. In that my present stock is a mock-up of...

I am considering getting into F-class, but i have to wonder if i am kidding myself. The object is to get in CHEAP!!! I have a very early Savage 110 Tactical in 30-06, 1:10 twist with a replacement trigger (8 oz) and still in the original spaghetti stock. It has proven to be a 3/4 M.O.A. rifle...