Case weight.

im building an "office" in the basement and turning the upstairs office into a spare bedroom. the wife doesnt know but the "office" will have studs every 8 inches along inside walls and a solid door with a lock on it. also i may keep my gun safe and reloading gear in the "office"

lol

Did she give you permission?.lol...
 
Did she give you permission?.lol...

she doesnt know yet. its in the corner of the house so there are two concrete walls, the framing is done, one of the walls leads into a narrow furnace/electrical room where there isnt enough room to put any force into breaking through a wall, so its just a matter of taking the one framed wall and adding studs in between one day when she isnt home and quickly tossing in some insulation and drywalling it. think ill also add another 2x4 where the door is gonna mount and use longer screws to attach the door frames in. and i can get pre hung metal doors cheap :D

ideally id like to put some chain link fence inside the two walls to make it that much stronger, but that might be hard to get by her. lol
 
That's my next question... Should I sort by weight every-time I shoot them, as I would be shaving material during case prep.

Also if the cases are from different manufacturers but have the same volume, will I still get good results?

No need to sort every time.....you're using the weight to be an indicater of volumn, so just keep them in batches.

Theoretically, same volume cases should be similar, I suppose, but varying hardness of the different brass may affect pressure slightly. I choose to never mix brass of different manufacturers......
 
You must live in hell, man. I feel sorry for you.......

actually its not that bad, i just bought a remington 1100 and she was cool with it and supported it, she shoots with me too and the more she shoots the less she #####es about the money i waste on guns and gun stuff. lol. she just doesnt think we need a reinforced "office"
 
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