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my heart broken ! LMAO

and how often did you load them and shoot them ?

It’s your attitude.. attitude for attitude. Change yours and MAYBE things will change, others wise beat it.

What makes you think your right all the time??! and In reality most of the time it’s your opinion. There’s only a few who are stuck on them selves, and you are at the top of the list tackdriver. There’s a few great guys l converse with here, and they know how to conduct themselves, you...

Oh now you clarify ok.. 🤨 carry on.

And plenty of other people do too, and struggle to get the case to get sized, at least l figured it out with a tip and figured out a better way since then. Can’t say that for other people who gave up on them. Isn’t this hobby more trial and error more than anything? Why else would small base...

which is it ? Your 5th loading or this ? which is it ? hmmm dying to hear this answer

whos to say I'm struggling? You are.... ?? Considering that all bras behaves differently, tells all. You can have factory ammo that can fireform with no problem, and other times it takes more to get it. Do most guys bump shoulders and and ALWAYS have case after case chamber correctly? Do you...

you didn't engineer your lug nuts but you are in control to making a mistake at any time.. precaution is the best safeguard.

And if your out hunting, and you fire a shot, miss, and go to chamber a new round, and it doesn’t fire, then what? I take it your completely on top of your game all the time correct and don’t doubt you check all your rounds ahead of time. You’re above everyone else and everyone should be like...

Well..... that's fine and dandy for you and that's true, however........... it may feel like it's locked and if it doesn't fire that's the point. It's not something I would want to risk on this cartridge, but that's me, nor would I encourage anyone to do ! You can respond and argue the point...

I remember a guy loaded .223 without powder lodged two bullets. No damage but it took bit to get em out !

I’m not saying the OP is a newb. Bad advice to new handloaders, who read and not comment , to bump shoulders on this cartridge, it really is, ESPECIALLY with a pump or lever rifle !

Yep it is rare but you do find a great deal once in awhile. I wouldn’t bid though. I just got 100 Remington cases for 50 bucks.30-06.

I use them for hunting and rather not take the risk of them not chambering. Especially with my 760. Glad there’s no failures for some. Admit it that its not a good idea to do to a less of a camming power action not to do what you normally do with a bolt action, can you at least admit that ? Some...

Just 5 reloads huh ? Ok let me know how you make out like other more beefier cartridges

Less than 50 pieces of brass for 65 bucks or more isn’t available to me or anyone else. 20 pieces or less? I wouldn’t even tell him about it. They’re crooks

You don’t get much at all ! Major rip off.

The shoulders and necks are thin, and even with annealing they fail. Maybe with 308 conversions yes, but stock brass l have experienced it. It doesn’t have much if a shoulder to bump back. How is it possible to prevent work hardening on this cartridge? Correct me if l’m wrong lm all ears

Do you know that the 35 Rem is a cartridge that reloads with rapid case failure ? I don’t know about thickness of 308 shoulder area verses the 35, but l talked to a guy who does it on another forum. Probably Marlin Owners