If the catalog says FN it is a typo. It is in fact a WFN, and is the proper way to order. But I won't get it wrong either way when I set up to cut the mold. If you want the bullet nose really short, which is a very good idea for light loads, as it uses up more powder space, ask me to put the crimp as far forward as possible. I will place it entirely in the ogive, which leaves maximum bearing surface for optimum accuracy.
