[Paul Fitz Jones]

As a commercial reloader in the 70's, Remingtons were too expensive and were best used in States with heavy winter snow as they had the reputation of staying reliable in a rifle carried in and out of a hot cabin.
I preferred Federal and Winchester in large lots and in the thousands of automated and hand operated progressive reloaders I sold I recommended against CCI as they were the brand that caused the injuries from explosions in progressive reloaders. CCI's had out of round cups, variable cup heights, rough cup edges, high anvils, buildup of paper slivers from the paper boxes, unreliable ignition and cocked anvils. That was decades ago but I still refuse to use anything made by CCI.