Question for people that reload 9mm

[MJH]

I am eventually going to start reloading, specifically subsonic 9mm to start.

Do you bother to sort your cases according to headstamps, or doesn't it matter at all with 9mm?

[daschnoz]

Nope. I throw them into a bucket and just grab a handful when I need them. The only thing I separate out are mil. cases with crimpped primers. Those I prep, reload, then throw the finished round into the SHTF stash. Not because they are better or worse than commercial brass, but so I know that if I happen to pick up a piece of mil. brass at the range, it needs to have the crimp removed before reloading.

[IrocGuns]

I would imagine if you were shooting bullseye matches you may want to sort rounds by oal and weight for consistency but for practical shooting probably not an issue.

[mbinpa]

I only sort brass from nickle, but that's just for kicks. Enjoy the hobby!

[NathanB]

No all I load are 9mm subs. 147 grainers from blue bullets

[MT1]

I don't sort any of my pistol brass by brand and that includes .380, 9mm, .40, .45, .38, and .357. If I am loading for hunting I will sort my .44 brass.

If your loading range ammo it's all good.

[MJH]

Yep, just range ammo. Thanks for the replies.

[Steve in PA]

Add another "nope" to the tally. I have several thousand rounds of 9mm and .45acp loaded up, all with mixed headstamps.

[wanneroo]

I just throw it all in together. If I have happened to pick up range brass I inspect the headstamps and throw out any dodgy ones I don't like. After the brass is cleaned and resized if it fits the case gauge and passes other visual inspection then I'm happy.

[gghbi]

I just throw it all in together. If I have happened to pick up range brass I inspect the headstamps and throw out any dodgy ones I don't like. After the brass is cleaned and resized if it fits the case gauge and passes other visual inspection then I'm happy.

This pretty much covers it.