I've been finding answers here for years so I hope the experts can help me again. I acquired a roller in 43 reformado. It's an original Remington made first contract saddle ring carbine rechambered to 43 reformado. I bought a few 43 spanish brass from Track of the Wolf and some .439 385 grain boolits from Buffalo Arms. I loaded 70gr of FF lightly compressed, a card wad, a 3/16 grease cookie, and another card wad below my boolit. The cases fire formed nicely but here's my question and possible problem. The case mouth ID is now .468+/- and the bore is still .440. In Layman's book he states that most 43 Spanish that were rechambered were not rebored. That's what I have. How big of boolit can I shoot? .458? That's .018 over bore size! I understand filling the throat with lead but how much is to much? Chamber cast at the case mouth is .492, case neck thickness is .008. Resizing back to .440 will kill this pricey brass in short order. This is my first post but I have been reloading for 40 years and never seen this. Neil