I'm loading for a M&P Shield 9mm. Currently using Fed, Win, Rem, Herters and Blazer brass all separated. Is it really necessary to separate these cases as its a pain in the ... Seems like if all trimmed to length,all loaded the same etc. what difference dose it make.
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HeathSexton
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I don't separate for handguns
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The difference is case wall thickness and web area which can change the internal case capacity.
I keep all cases separated by manufacture with the exception being 45 ACP which I do not load to Max levels.
For your M&P 9mm, I think you would be fine so long as you are not loading Max level loads.
JD338
I keep all cases separated by manufacture with the exception being 45 ACP which I do not load to Max levels.
For your M&P 9mm, I think you would be fine so long as you are not loading Max level loads.
JD338
I too don't separate handgun cases and I run a max load in my 357 Sig.
Your mileage may vary. My load is a duplicate to the Speer factory load in bullet and velocity. The manual list it as a maximum load but I worked it up without the manual.
Vince
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Your mileage may vary. My load is a duplicate to the Speer factory load in bullet and velocity. The manual list it as a maximum load but I worked it up without the manual.
Vince
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