Hey there , I'm back and I have some pictures...and some details to fix.
First. He shot two rifles that day a 300 WM and a 6.5 Creedmoor.
Second. He does not recall which ammo he shot first, the Horniday or the Aguila...both being factory.
Third. He did clean and oil the rifle before shooting that day.
Forth. The images you see are the 6.5 Creedmoor brass that has been reloaded in these images
View attachment 1104908 ...but the dents are from the day that they were shot factory new.
Fifth. Only the Honiday brass showed any dents, the Aguila brass showed no denting. Not knowing the brass that was shot first does not help.
And yes, the denting looks to be hydrolic in nature to me, just as one might get if one were to apply to much case lube when reloading...but why on so many cases...we are talking about 10 cases shot in session, one could argue that by after a few rounds the oil should be dissipated and if not by then, when? That would be an afull lot of oil it would seem to me. They also look uniform, don't they? Or is it just me..so debris?