Your definition of cheap and mine are not the same. Looks like the price for Lapua Brass is the same as the price for .308 Lapua Brass.
.70 each is pretty cheap for lapua brass. Save a lot of prep work and it'll likely last longer. It used to be cheaper than it is now though.
I'd rather be shooting .70-.80 lapua brass than .58 remington. 
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1601323081/remington-reloading-brass-280-remington
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1601323081/remington-reloading-brass-280-remington
Your link is for Remington Brass in 280 caliber
Lapua doesn't make 280 brass. I'm not saying the Swede 6.5 brass is inexpensive, I'm saying it's lapua, and cheap for lapua. You can't get lapua in many if any of the calibers you listed and to me that is a huge plus.
Ohhh you ment $0.58 apiece Remington brass. I am with you now. I thought you were trying to post a link to some Lapua 58 remington magnum or something. I was way confused. Back on track now. I have never loaded Lapua brass and no nothing more than I have read. It is a good point though. Thanks for pointing that out.
I'd rather be shooting $0.70-$0.80 lapua brass than $0.58 remington.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1601323081/remington-reloading-brass-280-remington
Man you gotta bear with me I am a little slow. I went to school at Gore.
I added dollar signs it make so much more sense.
Haha.
Man, this whole thread is in Greek.
Man, this whole thread is in Greek.
If you have questions I will answer what I can. If you want you can PM me.
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