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Just a thought on those split shells. Sometimes annealing them before reloading will soften the brass so they'll generally last longer.
If it's mil brass the corrosive salts in the primer also tends to degrade the brass if not cleaned asap after firing.---just like the rifle.
I'll keep an eye out for the 303/25 brass as I come across a fair bit of uncommon brass in my travels.
Phil.
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