Not really a reloading question, but this seemed like the place to ask.

I've got a box of factory loaded Corbon 7.62x39 hollowpoints that I use in a CZ-527 carbine for short range deer hunting.  I was sorting out all my ammo this afternoon, and I noticed a cartridge that was visibly shorter than all the others in the box.  I eyeballed it at 1/8th an inch short, which seemed like an awful lot, so I put it to a tape measure and got 3/32 of an inch. 

Upon inspection, I determined the brass is the correct length; the flaw is in the depth of the bullet in the brass.  It is seated too deeply, I suppose, as compared to every other cartridge in the box. 

Is it okay/safe to fire a round like this, or are there like... i dunno... issues (I'm not a reloader here).  Like with pressure spikes or anything?

Thanks jesse... that's kinda what I was thinking.  I just wanted to make sure before I disposed of it.  Tossing a bullet makes me feel.... guilty.  Like pouring out beer.