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I can't answer that question. Until it is SAAMI listed I don't know what the pressure specs are. Any action that is currently capable of running a WSM or SAUM safely should be good.
I'll have barrel extensions soon.
"Stay tuned for news", as Paul Harvey used to say.
I need to amend this. "Soon" being sometime in the next couple of ......
Take two rounds that are causing the problem. Pull the bullet and dump the powder. Strip your bolt then start sizing the case and trying it in the rifle. I have never setup a FL die by using numbers. I take two cases, maybe three. Start with one and creep down with the sizing die until the bolt...
Knock yourself out. There's some good advice and some not so good advice. 130 pages of different ways to chamber a barrel.
http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/130-page-pdf-of-different-chambering-methods.3912170/
It takes time looking at a lot of barrels to be able to interpret what your seeing. Remember Kevin Costner in Robinhood? The first time he first looked through the spy glass that Morgan Freeman had.
Undersize wouldn't explain the hump/wave at the end of the freebore. You're talking millionths of an inch here. It could be from lapping. I see it all the time. Sometimes a crazy pattern. Uniform but crazy. Just shoot it.
Your barrel is not perfectly round in the groove. So the start of the lead angle is hitting the high spot. Not uncommon. I'd be more concerned with the ragged looking edge on the the land in the upper part of the picture.