Reloading 9mm military brass

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  • warren5421

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    I have been given about 500 brass that are stamped with a triangle, 89, and 9mm. The other Brass are stamped with a symbol, WWC, and 01. Are they worth cleaning, depriving, and reloading? I don't try to reload military rifle brass due to the primer pockets.
     

    t-squared

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    Are the primers crimped? If not, reload at will. If they are, you'll have to deprime them and remove the crimp just like you would/should with crimped rifle brass.
     

    2in1evtime

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    I have run into 9mm military brass that has a crimp, i usually throw it in the scrap bucket, (mm is so abundant and cheap it isn't worth the effort i have to put into it to de-crimp it
     

    Sniper 79

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    Military anything goes into my scrap bucket. Isn't worth the extra work. Get the cash and roll it back into buying projectiles.
     
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