Straw Hat, that is not the article by (I think) Harris that I was referring to, but thanks for linking it. Anything by Harris was/is always worth reading. The one I referred to dealt strictly with trying to create a handload using cast wadcutters that duplicated, as nearly as possible, the accuracy of factory-loaded swaged wadcutter loads. (IIRC, he had zeroed in on Remingtons as being the best of the best, at that particular time.) I vaguely recall a picture of "machine rest" fixture that held a K38 by the barrel, grip up, that he used for evaluating the ammo in revolvers. I believe he may have also tested in a Model 52, but I could be confusing myself with the Hebard article, which I think strictly dealt with handloads for the 52. Too many years have gone by. 
