I got a winner! Thanks Everyone! Thanks BrassMagnet for the help

[kungfustyle]

I got my Lee Enfield a few months ago and have been playing around with getting the thing up and shooting. Got the brass and started loading with my Lee 314 mold that I had. I've heard everyone talking about the 314299 and got one from NOE. Great mold. I had to braze the front sight to get it up high enough to shoot paper with cast at 100 yard. Mission accomplished. BrassMagnet suggested to use 4895 powder so I had to try that one out. Started with 25.5g and moved up to 29.5 g w/ 27.5 being the winner hands down. Now this group is at 100yards and yes I did scope it. It's days like this that make you keep casting.
157581 the picture is sideways but it gets the point across.
Boolits weight in at 196 and about a 15 brinell. Loaded over 27.5g of H4895 sans dacron.
Lubed with Randy Rats Tac1 and Pat Marlins 30 cal gas check. So many hobbies coming together for a great result.

[UBER7MM]

Congrats. All of your hard work paid off.

[JeffG]

Very nice

[RogerDat]

Having picked up that mold at the end of last year NOE sale. I'm most encouraged by your results. Hmm. 4895 27.5 grains, you are giving me an itch. :-)
And encouragement.

[jugulater]

i bought a NOE version of the 314299 a few years ago, ive bought 5 more NOE moulds since then. I originally bought it to use in my 1891 Argentine mauser, now it gets used in two 1891 Mausers, a M91/30, and a 1898 Krag. the 314299 shoots wonderfully in all the calibers i use it in, and i would expect the same great accuracy out of the .303.

NOE moulds are top notch, all of my moulds run great after a good cleaning and some heat cycling.