It's a single shot. Lead bullets, no gas checks.

    Joe.

They were working with the Krag in 25 caliber then. I have a CPA 25 Krag and collected a lot of references to the early development work.  Send me a PM with your EMail and I can pass some of them along along with loading tips. Short of it is "The Bullets Flight" by Mann has details, majority of the work was done with the UMC 117 gr Jacketed bullet or swaged Jacketed bullets, some reference to cast though.

Mine has always been used with Jacketed so have no advice to give on ASSRA 25 cal shooting. Friend of mine has a 25/35 CPA used with cast & we shoot the 25's together. He had a lot of trouble with results, used some of my jacketed bullets and got very good groups. Showed me the right bullet is the key to doing well. He had to push cast right fast to get groups & ended up going to Gas Checks.  His 25/35 also has a lot less case capacity than the 25 Krag more suitable for cast bullet shooting in my mind.

Like Frank I recomend using 257 Roberts data or some combination of 257 Roberts and 250/3000. Until I got my case necks right had preasure signs with modest loads, good thing I started with the 250/3000 data.

25 Krag was and still is a puzzle, and a lot of fun to work with.

Boats

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Interesting question.
Encountered a Hepburn at the Denver show some time back where a rectangular block that contained the double-set trigger assembly had been inset into the Hepburn trigger guard. It was a beautifully executed piece of work, but unfortunately the owner of the Hepburn had no info about who did it.

Really Interesting rifle, its still up on the GunsInternational.com site, search as described under Target rifles and scrolling down.  it's an under lever, but its not a Walker for sure----unless somebody really butchered a Walker.   (bunch of other nice SS rifles on that same page as well)
  The stock does not look at all like Tom Shelhammers normal 
work to me. 
While it is nice wood and well finished, the design looks like a really strange mixture of eras

I sure hope MP sees this and chimes in. 

I was in that store a couple weeks ago,  but did not go into the 
"gun library"

Its be OK for ASSRA with as Ledball says,  plain-based lead bullets. It's probably way over-capacity/velocity for lead bullets with that case. Unless you cast real really hard alloys.  To use as-is in ASSRA matches I'd be seriously considering reduced capacity cases and very carefully matching bullet design to bore and chamber