Ok - got a question as I get back into shooting & reloading after far too long a break.
been shooting at an indoor range nearby & try to get as much of my brass back & end up with lots of other - noticed on 9mm & .40 S&W some of the cases have the primer pocket reamed out quite a bit on a variety of different cases. I attached a photo & it isnt the easiest to see as I dont have a good macro lens but if you look you should be able to see what I am talking about.
I am assuming this is from commercial reloads such as Georgia Arms or another such company and that it is safe to reload. Also I am guessing it would be twice fired for the most part but with range brass you never know.
Is this correct? any precautions other than checking length, case mouths for splits, etc? I currently reload only .40 S&W and have the lee bulge buster so not as worried about the bulge though if I see some pretty severe ones may reject those. Will start loading 9mm shortly.
Thanks