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I purchased 50 10 gauge from Ballard Brass. Their production was taken over by Rocky Mountain Cartridge. Unfortunately, mine were stamped wrong and were actually 12 gauge. I can't use them for either as they are bulged. I wouldn't let this scare you off because I had the same thought as you. I loved them until the bulges became apparent and I plan to replace them at some point.
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