The Wylde Chamber is a propitiatory design to accommodate (safely) longer bullets, from 77gr up to 80gr "match grade" bullets without having to worry about pressures from the other chamber designs (has a longer leade). I think the only one more generous is the one by the AMU (Army Marksman...

Thought I'd tease you guys/gals about my Marlin. No--don't have it yet but it gets out of CA "time out" (still have the 10 days waiting here) so I'll pick it up this next week and try to get some pictures posted. I have plenty of factory ammo BUT was savvy enough to purchase these .38/357 ...

I agree--you have a keeper! I have a 1969 mfg. Westernfield (Montgomery Ward's Marlin 336) that I had put aside. I have shot factory Remington 150 & 170 gr and some Hornady LE (almost becomes a lever .308 Winchester but $$$). Finally started messing around with cast bullets using some Lee 155 2R...

carbluesnake, What really made the SK/Wolf ammo spike was the year the college team (from ?) called the "Acorns" went to Nationals at Camp Perry. I guess they kicked the AMU (Army Marksmanship Unit) smallbore team's a*#. The Wolf is sold in "Match Target", "Match Extra"...

Nice shooting and both groups are great. I also have a Remington (541X) and shot NRA 3-positional (many moons ago). I shot what I could afford- Federal 711 and Federal Match stuff. One of the guys that shot in our club matches tossed me a box of SK Match (German made and in 2004 was $1.98/box of 50)...