Thoughts on Brass Sorting

[Bret]

I guess my effort is for QC (the different color primers are for fun and they look good). Since I'm still learning and striving for excellence, I like to eliminate potential problems that are easy enough for me to control. I also like how they look all neat in boxes, professional like. I'm also having a ton of fun.

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I'm probably not a good enough shot for it to make a significant difference, but I keep my brass sorted as I shoot.  It doesn't really take effort at all and I don't lose time.  Over the years, I've seen a good amount of variability (weight, wall thickness) with 40S&W, so I'd personally recommend keeping it sorted.

[Towns]

1Sow, not only do you shoot more than I do, I think you drink more coffee than I do, too😃

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[1SOW]

Towns, unless you sleep less than 7 hrs per night  I definitely drink more coffee than you do.
Things at home have changed some,  so I can't shoot twice a week now.  My grocery bill increased due to those little ground up beans,  but they are cheaper than bullets.

[Wobbly]

This reminds me, anyone starting to reload 45ACP or 223 should drop me a PM. I've recently received about 50 lbs of mixed brass for calibers I don't shoot.

Now back to the regularly scheduled program.