I tried a couple of bullets in my Marlin 336 without much success. Groove/bore slugs to .3095/.301. That might explain why the Trueshot .309 bullets shot poorly. I purchased a Saeco 305-3AE (.303 British?) mold that someone here recommended but discovered that the nose is too wide and engraves heavily. I actually pulled a boolit upon extracting one of the rounds. My Marlin 336 is 2003 vintage and has a really short throat. The rifling engraved to .115" from the case mouth. I looked at the RD molds (311-165 & SC311-165) and decided they may also engrave on the nose, although the SC version looked more forgiving. I do not want a bullet that has to be forced into the chamber. Is there a decent bullet out there that is accurate and can be seated in the crimp groove as intended? I may try the Lee C311-170 and/or the Lyman 311041 next, but any advice is welcome!