I have an Epps as well, built on a Remington P14 Action. I really like the Epps variant because, not only does it give a bit more pizzazz to the venerable 303British, but also brass seems to stand up extremely well. [I realize that the front locking P14 action is the big factor in this] My pet loads use a good charge of RL 15 or W760 with the 174/180 grain bullets. I also use Steve Redgwell's Mk 9 200 grain bullet, sized to my groove diameter [.313"] I load a Higginson's powder, 47N, behind it. HS4570 has listed some loads that are probably as far as you want to go in a Lee-Enfield. Mine are a bit higher for the P14, and seem very safe. I have some cra**y FC cases that are on their 6th firing without any indications of high pressures. I have chrony'd a couple of my loads with the 180 Sierra spitzer at 2685 & 2705 fps. This is right close in to 30-06 territory [with factory loads] I have yet to shoot this Epps in it's latest incarnation, since it is being screwed into a new receiver and worked over by Bill Leeper. Some dough-head prior to me screwed up the feed rails royally, so it would not feed any cartridge properly. Hopefully, I will get a chance to use it on something this fall. Regards, Eagleye.