bumm
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I have been reloading for a number of years, but don't consider myself "experienced" since I only load one cartridge, (.45 ACP,) and stick with very few loads, once I find one that works well.
I always sort by headstamp, and probably always will. However, in the past, I've tried to sort somewhat by number of firings, thinking that this might be somehow advantageous. However, as the years go by, I'm winding up with quite a few different groups of brass to try and keep separate, and life is getting overly complicated.
I reload mainly moderate target loads, so I'm not pushing the thin edge of disaster. Would you guys recommend I quit being so persnickity and just dump all my brass with the same headstamp into one sack, whether it's been fired once or 15 times?
Marty
I always sort by headstamp, and probably always will. However, in the past, I've tried to sort somewhat by number of firings, thinking that this might be somehow advantageous. However, as the years go by, I'm winding up with quite a few different groups of brass to try and keep separate, and life is getting overly complicated.
I reload mainly moderate target loads, so I'm not pushing the thin edge of disaster. Would you guys recommend I quit being so persnickity and just dump all my brass with the same headstamp into one sack, whether it's been fired once or 15 times?
Marty