AE 9mm cases

[Plink]

Got a ton of them, but, I don't know if they need to have a primer crimp removed or not? Some say yes, others no. I'll leave it to the experts here to give me the definitive answer.

 

[Rod B]

9mm cases are readily available. I don't bother with any crimped primer pocket cases for reloading.

If the case has a ring around the primer pocket it is likely to have been crimped. Crimped primer pockets are a nuiciance when try to seat primers. You can use a swaging tool to remove the crimp.

They can be reloaded but for myself it's just not worth the effort to swage the crimp out of them.

 

[scotty]

Cases are marked FC 9MM? Federal stuff is GTG and non crimped with IIRC and silver primer? I've got lots of that mixed in with my Win and Rem 9MM brass and have no issues. A guy at the range gave me a free case of 1000 which helped me double up.

 

[colinjw]

Are these regular 9x19 9mm ??

The reason I ask is that there is a 9mm Action Express cartridge. It is a .41 action express necked down to 9mm. It is a bottleneck cartridge.

AE 9mm = Action Express 9mm ????

 

[PeteL]

Are these regular 9x19 9mm ??

The reason I ask is that there is a 9mm Action Express cartridge. It is a .41 action express necked down to 9mm. It is a bottleneck cartridge.

AE 9mm = Action Express 9mm ????

AE = Federal C.C. American Eagle

 

[colinjw]

Thanks for the explanation.
I learn something every day.

 

[Plink]

Cases are marked FC 9MM? Federal stuff is GTG and non crimped with IIRC and silver primer? I've got lots of that mixed in with my Win and Rem 9MM brass and have no issues. A guy at the range gave me a free case of 1000 which helped me double up.

Yep, that's the ones! Guess I'll start brass prep on them!

Cheers!

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