Never shot the 6.5x55 ammo.

Does anything discussed above not apply in the same manner to 6.5x55 ammo? These comments apply to almost every type of vintage milsurp ammo I have shot in my military firearms.

Old ammo can be corrosive. Old ammo can be damaged and weak. Old firearms can be damaged and not capable of handling any shooting. Pretty general comments.

Are ballistics or pressures of 6.5x55 ammo significantly different than other ammo? Is the Norwegian Krag more dangerous to shoot than the US Krag in chamber or bolt design? I have not shot mine.

Thanks!