Thanks for the kind words. Just the kind of comment that comes in handy for reading to the wife to convince her that buying another gun was really a good idea.
I ordered dies from CH4D. He had a set of .257 wildcat on the shelf. He had made dies, years ago, once before and when he makes a new die set, he always makes two. His notes said that the previous set was made for a guy who had a Neidner rifle made in the early 1930s.
I don't know the twist rate, I'm afraid, but Bill Sukalle was a very painstaking barrel-maker and a fanatical accuracy freak, so I suspect he used the right one.
