That looks like it works well and the tip looks nice.
Bob

Looks like a nice piece of English and that brass looks good Greg.

Out of curiosity, what are the specs on the barrel?  It’s a chamber that interests me as a second barrel on a gun.  Got a reamer now, just need brass, but I’m in no hurry so we will see what comes up.
Bob

Thanks guys.
Bob, 
I went with a GM 7mm and it'll finish at 26", slugs at .2842-.2844 with a 1:10 twist.   
Should make a fair offhand rifle, the muzzle measures .850 across the flats, other than weight loss with the bore size, I have a 22 with similar dimensions that holds well for me.

My reamer for this cartridge is still in the grinder and a few thousandths large.  I had to make a few more cartridges as I wanted to make sure I had my sizes coinciding. I have a few pieces of different makers brass and even after F.L. sizing them they're all over the place.  They'll all blow out to fit eventually but I'll cut the chamber to fit the stuff I make close as possible.

All but mine and some of the Peters brass use a small primer so that'll involve some more experimenting.

Jeff,
Making this brass from '06 isn't for the meek, I am developing a process and the scrap is reducing.  The price the cartridge places are asking for turned brass is cheap compared to what anybody attempting this would charge, but the cases made this way closely compare to everlasting brass.  Case weight from the '06 parent are 75 to 85 grains heavier than original or turned brass so capacity is severely reduced - burning smokeless it's not an issue, trying to burn black might be a problem to get similar velocities, for that alone I'm going to stick with smokeless. 
Greg

Another amazing build Greg! Less than a month to get to a shooting rifle is really ambitious and amazing too!