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Hornady
The Hornady B28N Lock-N-Load Modified Case is a precision reloading tool built to help you measure overall length (OAL) with your 28 Nosler loads. If you're serious about hand-loading rifle ammunition and want to dial in your bullets' relationship to your barrel's lands, this modified case threads directly into Hornady's Lock-N-Load OAL gauges—both straight and curved versions. It's engineered to SAAMI specifications and designed to sit perfectly square in your chamber for the most repeatable measurements possible.
Reloading for a magnum cartridge like the 28 Nosler demands precision, and sloppy OAL measurements can lead to inconsistent velocities and accuracy. This modified case takes the guesswork out of the process. The neck is machined slightly oversized so you can load and test with the exact bullets you'll be using in your finished ammunition—no substitutes, no approximations. That means your readings reflect real-world performance, not theoretical data.
The case is cut at the flash hole and threaded to screw into your gauge, making it dead simple to use. Once you've found your perfect OAL and recorded it, you've got a repeatable baseline for every subsequent load. For reloaders who treat precision as non-negotiable, this is the kind of tool that separates decent loads from great ones.
| Caliber | 28 Nosler |
| Application | Lock-N-Load OAL Gauge (straight and curved compatible) |
| Neck Spec | Oversized for bullet compatibility |
| Flash Hole | Cut and threaded |
Yes. The B28N is compatible with both straight and curved Hornady Lock-N-Load OAL gauges.
The oversized neck lets you load and test with the exact bullets you intend to use in your finished ammunition. This gives you a precise measurement of how your real bullets sit in relation to the lands, rather than guessing with a different projectile.
Yes. This modified case threads into a Hornady Lock-N-Load OAL gauge (sold separately). It's a component of that measuring system, not a standalone tool.
No. This is a modified case designed specifically for OAL measurement with Lock-N-Load gauges. It is not intended to be loaded and fired.
Hornady
The Hornady B28N Lock-N-Load Modified Case is a precision reloading tool built to help you measure overall length (OAL) with your 28 Nosler loads. If you're serious about hand-loading rifle ammunition and want to dial in your bullets' relationship to your barrel's lands, this modified case threads directly into Hornady's Lock-N-Load OAL gauges—both straight and curved versions. It's engineered to SAAMI specifications and designed to sit perfectly square in your chamber for the most repeatable measurements possible.
Reloading for a magnum cartridge like the 28 Nosler demands precision, and sloppy OAL measurements can lead to inconsistent velocities and accuracy. This modified case takes the guesswork out of the process. The neck is machined slightly oversized so you can load and test with the exact bullets you'll be using in your finished ammunition—no substitutes, no approximations. That means your readings reflect real-world performance, not theoretical data.
The case is cut at the flash hole and threaded to screw into your gauge, making it dead simple to use. Once you've found your perfect OAL and recorded it, you've got a repeatable baseline for every subsequent load. For reloaders who treat precision as non-negotiable, this is the kind of tool that separates decent loads from great ones.
| Caliber | 28 Nosler |
| Application | Lock-N-Load OAL Gauge (straight and curved compatible) |
| Neck Spec | Oversized for bullet compatibility |
| Flash Hole | Cut and threaded |
Yes. The B28N is compatible with both straight and curved Hornady Lock-N-Load OAL gauges.
The oversized neck lets you load and test with the exact bullets you intend to use in your finished ammunition. This gives you a precise measurement of how your real bullets sit in relation to the lands, rather than guessing with a different projectile.
Yes. This modified case threads into a Hornady Lock-N-Load OAL gauge (sold separately). It's a component of that measuring system, not a standalone tool.
No. This is a modified case designed specifically for OAL measurement with Lock-N-Load gauges. It is not intended to be loaded and fired.
