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I've been loading for 37 years and I used to keep track of the number of reloads, but I gave it up. When the primer pocket accepts a primer too easily, toss that case. Just fire it in your rifle to get rid of it. When you see a crack in the neck, toss that case. If you missed the subtlety of the crack in the head and it splits when you fire, pay more attention when you reload and toss the ones that look like they have a stress fracture that might split.
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