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Reloading questions - Trimming
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Is trimming 9mm brass necessary? Does anyone measure the case length? Do you measure all or just a sample if you do? Seeing what the general consensus is here. I'm about to reload some twice fired 9mm brass and didn't trim the first time around reloading.
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I never trim or measure 9 mm brass. No need whatsoever and I couldn't imagine sitting down to trim 1,000 pieces.
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If your 9's are getting to long to operate leave them lay and pick up the guys brass that's blasting away with factory ammo he just bought.
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You don't need to trim 9mm. I shoot my brass until it fails, usually from a split in the case mouth. You may want to case gauge the rounds using your chamber when reliability is important.
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