I can't help you on your brass forming but I have a .338 caliber that many call the .338-EDGE! I simply went the route of taking a .300 Remington Ultra magnum caliber and necked it up to the .338 caliber, I holds about 4.5 grains more powder than the .338 Ultra magnum. I had to put a muzzle brake on this rifle, as firing from the bench was something of a torture session for me. Now the rifle has been tammed down and shoots very well out to 800 yards, giving us an average groups size for 5 shots at under 6.5 inches in still winds. It is a 28 inch stainless barrel flutted on a model 70 action. The rifle weighs in a 14 pounds, with a Bushnell tactical scope on top.
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