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Gentlemen, I don't post here very often, but this one is close to my heart. My father and most of my uncles served in WW2 and I served with the 82nd Abn. Div. 3rd Bde in Vietnam. A belated Veterans Day blessing to all who served Kim

Quite well for a factory stock rifle. I'd have to go to the shop and pull a target, but as I remember in the 4's. Molon Labe Kim

I'm using an Oehler 35P and it has opened a whole new can of worms and raised a bunch of new questions. I have an XR100 in .308, with which, I get and standard deviation of 4 and I understand this to be a very consistent load. This would be in fully prepped Winchester brass, Federal match...

I have an XR100 that is in dire need of a new trigger, looking at Riflebasix. Anyone have any experience with them, good or bad? Thanks Molon Labe Kim

Thank you, gentlemen, as always some good information here. Some ideas here that should work. Molon Labe Kim

It's way more than a small ring, it is deforming the nose of the bullet. I will take and post pictures tomorrow. Molon Labe Kim

I forgot to mention that my necks are .014 wall and .306 ID. I wouldn't think .002 would cause the problem. Maybe I'll call Wilson tomorrow and ask them. Molon Labe Kim

Using LE Wilson dies, I am loading .308 Winchester, fully prepped brass with 168 grn Hornady A Max bullets. The problem is a ring forming below the tip and completely around the bullet. The case walls are cut to .014 and the ID is .306. What's happening? Thanks Kim