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I worked with two guys that were dedicated bow tie and blue oval owners. Each thought that the brand they liked was the best and everyone should buy what they liked, and we pay for it. If one of these gents would have offered to buy me their brand of choice I would have gladly driven it, but...

There can be a bad lot in any brass but most of the FC brand brass that I have used last couple of years had loose primer pockets show up after 3 maybe 4 loadings. No split necks. Might try a different brand and anneal. Hopefully you won't have any more problems.

Try loading four rounds for each load you shoot for group. If you pull one, it will give you an idea if the load is good or not.

Congratulations Scotty and crew. Enjoyed the pictures and recap of the hunts. Dan.

Agree with all the above.

Congratulations all around.

Congratulations. You proved the load.

Sounds like it can be beneficial. Keep us posted how it works out.

Congratulations to all on your very successful hunts.

An entertaining drive for sure.

Nice. Be a good accessory for your shot gunning adventures.

Congratulations on the stag and WV buck. Both nice.

Yesterday during our youth/senior citizen antlerless season which spikes under 3 inches are legal, I got this one using my Sako Forester 308 Winchester. The load is; Nosler 125grAB Win Case CCI 200 Primer 47.5grs Tac Powder MV= 3074.2 fps Deer was facing to the right slightly quarting to me...

Congratulations on a really nice buck. You're breaking in that 6.5x55 quite well.

Very nice. Good ol 6.5x55.

Let us know how they group for you.

Not ducks but I have hunted and shot turkeys out of a deer stand.

Congratulations to each of you. Nice ones.

Nice one. Congratulations.

You called the high shot with the 57.0gr load. So, shoot that load again if you want just to make sure but if it was me, I'd go with this load.