I'm not certain ANY brass was designed to be reloaded. Even when sold as cases you could argue that you load them as reloading is only after they have been fired.
A commercial brass processor should cull any unusable cases - those with tears, cracks, mangled.
Bottle-neck cases have some additional considerations than straight wall cases, but pose no special problems regarding using them for reloading. They will need trimming periodically and you need to be certain to set the shoulder back a bit to facilitate chambering. Semi-auto guns may require different sizing than bolt guns.
Get some of the cases. If you have questions, check with experienced reloaders in your group or ask questions here.
Read the rifle reloading section of your manual(s).