I recently had a rather lenghtly transaction purchasing 338 lapua magnum brass from a fellow named "Ouch!!" He posted 45 brand lapua brass and 50 once fired, after 3 painful weeks, it finally got to my house. I found 45 pieces of brand new disappointments and anger in that box, the reason is pictured below. Lapua brand brass is highly valued for their quality, but are brand new brass supposed to look like these pictures? Most of the alledgedly New brass looked like they were stomped on, the neck has markings like it missed the die going up. I read that lapua brass does not need preps, its good to load out of the box. Does those look like they are good to go? Would anyone here even load these if you bought it brand new and they look like this?






