I have a fair amount of LC and LC Match brass that has been fired through various rifles (M1A Super Match, Ar10(T), and Steyr SSG) and I always stored it all together over the years. Now that I am getting ready to load my own precision rounds, I am not sure how to resize brass for a particular rifle when I don’t know which rifle I fired it in. Or if it even matters. I just bought Redding Type S sizing dies (neck S for bolt and FL S for semis, with a case resizer to use with the neck S if needed). My plan moving forward will be to segregate the once loaded brass by the rifle in which it was fired, but to start off that way it is too late. Should I just use the FL S resizer on all the brass to start this process moving?
Once I reload should I even segregate the brass by individual rifle? Or is by semis and bolts good enough?
When I fire more LC or LC Match in the future I can easily save it by rifle, if is does indeed matter that much.
I might be suffering from “information overload” by reading so much on FL and neck sizing S dies, and might be making this more complicated than it needs to be. I have been reloading pistol for decades on two Dillion 550Bs and never worried about this before.
Once I reload should I even segregate the brass by individual rifle? Or is by semis and bolts good enough?
When I fire more LC or LC Match in the future I can easily save it by rifle, if is does indeed matter that much.
I might be suffering from “information overload” by reading so much on FL and neck sizing S dies, and might be making this more complicated than it needs to be. I have been reloading pistol for decades on two Dillion 550Bs and never worried about this before.
