Jeez, it's hard to believe there's any of that stuff left out there! I bought FN'57 & '58 30-06 ammo from a local dealer for $7/100 rounds in 1967. It came packed in 100rd. boxes, and was shiney good looking ammo 32 years ago. I've still got most of the cases, as I used to buy Alcan 217B Berdan primers and reload the stuff. I filled each case with water, set it on a base with a hole drilled through for the primer to drop out, and set a fitted punch(made from a valve-stem from an old flathead Ford)just into the case mouth. A sharp rap with a hammer, and the hydraulic pressure would spray water all over me, and knock the primer out. Mercuric primers will cause brass to crystallize, which makes it too brittle to be safe, but I was told this stuff had non-corrosive primers. I've reloaded some of it several times without a problem, so who knows? It was loaded to be the equivalent of US M2 ball, so the bullets are 150gr.