Plus, now that you've posted about it, you remove some of the incentive for them to settle quickly as that thousands of people already know about it and that picture will be forever shown on hundreds of gun forums. One reason they might want to settle is to keep it completely quiet. Too late for that now.
I had four days to consider if and what I post .... and I am OK with what is now public knowledge on the matter.
Okay, so be it. Now, instead of settling quietly with no publicity, it will be the objective of FN to defend the quality of its product by proving that you fricked up instead of the product being fricked up. Since you've already admitted to handloads, I'm guessing that they will say the round in question was a handload or that it was previously damaged by an excessive handload.
