Toss em or keep em?

[bilco]

Pics of sides and bases with better light may help tell.

The bases are well defined, I threw out any with malformed bases and hollow point cavities

[claude]

Well, if you are unsatisfied with them, put'em back in the pot. Regardless of what we all might say, do not compromise your standards, that is a slippery slope none of us should go down. You, are the one to please, and if they leave a little niggle about being second best, redo them.

FWIW, As for me, I find that the harder I cull my bullets, the better I cast the next time around.

[luvtn]

Picky, picky are the ones saying remelt. I too enlarged greatly, and saw NOTHING I would cull for. I bet those that say remelt have shiny brass also. Take slow deep breaths, that is it, calm down and shoot those babies. IMO
luvtn

[725]

i'd toss them away at about 1400 fps.

[mold maker]

Well, I went back and looked at them in 500% on a 55" monitor again. Yes, there are some unidentified marks on the inside walls of the cavities. probably caused by too cool a pin. The weight imbalance will not affect its path.If those don't meet your standards, I'd advise you to give up casting and maybe even reloading/shooting.
The very best bought boolits will have worse damage from shipping if the quality was ever there in mfg.
Unless you're embarrassed to let someone else physically see them, send them to me for disposal.

[robg]

Bases are good see how they shoot.

[Shiloh]

Load and shoot them.

Shiloh

[Fishman]

Excellent work. Your culls look as good as my keepers.

[Geezer in NH]

Shoot them go and by the target results. Practice rounds are what I do with the not so pretty ones.