FrankenMauser
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If that's what you got out of my post, then you're clearly not reading everything. That, or you have a reading comprehension problem. (If so, I can offer some help.)lol someone touched a sore spot with the old Mauser. .. yes I read your lame post, and yes it's A Lazzeroni, lol, and he did allow his reamer to be used, but you know more than most so, back to the OP, what are you contributing besides some story about a gun smith that lives down the street?... if we are sticking to the OP? just a thought, like I said before, which you didn't read because you were getting some custom specs on done 550 gun. are we measuring up now? ... show me yours I'll show you mine. .. [emoji12] still laughing.
so I believe that the Nosler 26 or 28 is. .. blah. they're are better rounds out there. they use powder that we can't get our hands on yet. ..
The point of my post was not about the 550 RNS Magnum. Nor was it a contest of manhood. That should have been obvious, if you had done more than skim through the post.
The real point of the post is that you take your chances with any gunsmith, just as much as with a mass-produced rifle.
But, the Nosler rifles are GUARANTEED to meet the advertised requirements, and are individually tested before shipping.
Buying a Nosler rifle for one of their cartridges is not a "roll of the dice" like some other options would be. Rather, the fact that the rifles are evaluated before leaving the factory increases the chances of any defects being found; and their accuracy and quality guarantees mean that if you DO find/have a problem, you can ship the rifle back for immediate repair.
If you're not going to actually read the posts that you're responding to... Then please go away.