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I am with those who say shoot it.
As far as a case rupture ruining your gun, I do not know. I have reloaded for a few years and have had a few case ruptures. I find them at the reloading bench, not at the range.
Maybe if you loaded it past the maximum recommended load, but other wise, the gun will hold the pressure.
You could also send it back to the manufacturer. I did that with a piece of .222 brass that was missing a large part of the neck. Company sent me an apology letter and 5 pieces of brass to replace the damaged one.
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