What you say is absolute truth, blammer and Stick. No argument.
But for those poor souls who can't seem to get their standard Hornet to shoot, and don't want to try to find K dies or modify a rifle, the recipe I quoted does indeed work wonders.
My rifle is a comparatively uncommon Browning Micro-Medallion. They only made the Hornet in the Medallion grade for two years, so there's some small collector interest in it - but only if I leave it as factory-chambered. It's my favorite rifle, and I hunt with it a lot, but I take VERY good care of it! It shoots into .6" all day, and it doesn't seem capable of missing a fox or a prairie dog, no matter who is shooting it. It's a keeper.
