Pull unknown reloads

Weigh them all?
If they are dang near awn the munhies, I'd pull a few
bullets and weigh the powder charges.
Maybe he was a pro?

Four hundred rounds is a lawt awf hammer'in.
 
Live primers can be pushed out without a problem with a resizing die or a universal depriming die. But why not just use the free primer that is already in the case?
 
Different ammo. At least 100, 22-250. Some 8mm, lots of random stuff. I use a hammer puller, but I don't pull many bullets ever........till now haha. I'm planning on shooting the shotgun reloads. 12 gauge, 20, 28,410. I can not count high enough for these. It's ridiculous.
 
Live primers can be pushed out without a problem with a resizing die or a universal depriming die. But why not just use the free primer that is already in the case?

I'm picky, don't know what kind is in there. Plus I don't have a 22-250, or 8mm, and whatever the other ones are. I thought at least I could sell off or trade some brass.
 
I'm picky, don't know what kind is in there. Plus I don't have a 22-250, or 8mm, and whatever the other ones are. I thought at least I could sell off or trade some brass.

Then yeah, sell the brass as primed. No need to deprime. And sell the projectiles too unless you have a use for them. A word of caution though, those 22-250 are going to be a btich to pull with a hammer. The light bullets take an ungodly amount of smacking to get out. I'd find a friend with a puller and go for a visit.
 
Make sure to double check case length/neck size. Some more common round may be fire formed into more exotic cartridges or necked up/down. The safest course would, unfortunately, be to simply dispose of them if you cannot verify that they are what they appear. You could try measuring/running some through your sizing die to at least give you some idea if he was wildcatting or forming the brass.
 
No way would I fire somebody else's reloads. Too many faux pas' have come to light on this forum where experienced reloaders have inadvertently filled a rifle case with pistol powder. Guaranteed kaboom.
 
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