Just a suggestion...
I Sort my brass into 'lots' of like stamps. ie PMCs in a lot, Winchesters in another, Federals in another.
After a run I will run a few dozen across the scale to check. this prevents too much 'case weight difference.'
as others have said, always inspect cases for damage or signs of failure, gauge and doublecheck.
have fun reloading, do not worry about 'cranking em out'
The adventure is in the journey, not the destination.
your mileage may vary
I Sort my brass into 'lots' of like stamps. ie PMCs in a lot, Winchesters in another, Federals in another.
After a run I will run a few dozen across the scale to check. this prevents too much 'case weight difference.'
as others have said, always inspect cases for damage or signs of failure, gauge and doublecheck.
have fun reloading, do not worry about 'cranking em out'
The adventure is in the journey, not the destination.
your mileage may vary
