I gather it has the larger pin in the floating bolt head there are some still kicking around with the smaller pin ask the original owner of the shop you got it from.
With reloading allot of what is out there is what works for a certain persons rifle so it is only a guide and if you are going to reload then change only one thing at a time most people will share their data with you though I have met some on the mound who are scared to lose their precious data I share as thats what its all about.
Once you have a load and your fine tuning it to get the tightest group change only one thing at a time don't change the jump at the same time you alter the powder of primer as you get waylaid and get lost as its rare that you will jag a super accurate load right off the bat but I have seen it happen so you may get lucky.
Me I burned out my first barrel on my 6.5/284 getting good loads mind you that was with 4 different projies, 5 different powders and 3 different primers to allow for shortages we experience here in the west.
But good luck to you and welcome to the trussed up chicken brigade as if ever there was a good weight loss program it's lying there in the hot aussie sun in your Walden Miller jacket all tigthened in ready to shoot your string it sure gets the sweat happening, I shoot eff class now gave the sweat box away.
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