9mm crimped brass options

[Bile]

I just counted up some of my 9mm brass. Ive got around over 3000 pieces of crimped 9mm brass plus a bunch more not crimped.

Ive found that you can reload some of the federal crimped brass without worrying about swajing it to get the new primers in, but this isnt federal brass. It seems to be mil spec ammo.

Would it be worth reloading this stuff? Or just get rid of this brass?

 

[jethunter]

I shot a lot of military 9mm brass. Swage out the primer pocket and it's good to go. Not a big job, do it once and it's done for ever. Depends how badly you want brass.

 

[Spawn-Inc]

try reloading a couple hundred and see how it primes, then decide.

 

[Trinimon]

Sell it in the EE if it's too much of a hassle. Someone will buy 'em. Or invest in a swaging tool, not the die kit.

 

[zuke]

I use a metal counter sink to remove the crimp in a split second.

 

[HIGHRPM]

Reloading to me has always been quality time for myself, so to do anything like sell off the brass to save you some time, loses you quality time at the bench. There are several good vids on YouTube showing how different people do theirs, and all are very easy, so give them a look. I have always taken the way that all brass is valuable and can be used and I don't mind putting in the time. but, I understand some people hate reloading because it takes up too much time, so if that is you just sell them off.