[Average Joe]

I got loads of Remington UMC brass, 9mm. Can this be reloaded, or should I just start buying WWB instead?

[Backfired]

I've had better luck with Rem and Fed brass than with Win. So many new rounds of Win factory ammo cases have split, I won't use any of their brass or factory loads anymore.

[The Bushmaster]

And then there's me. Yes. The remington UMC brass is an excellent choice and there is nothing wrong with Winchester cases. Unless you are using a Glock and then no case is safe from damage...HoooYaaaa. Stir a little pot. Do a little dance. Get down tonight. Get down tonight.........:D

[bakert]

I Like Remington and Winchester both.
Bushmaster, those Glockers is going to be after your hide:D

[The Bushmaster]

Don'chu know it...Dad gum foreign plastic guns anyway...:what: :neener:

[GunAdmirer]

Rats! Double post. See below

[GunAdmirer]

I have had very good luck with Remington UMC brass in 9mm and .45 acp. I have had good luck with Winchester and Federal cases also.

I won't even be drawn into the Glock flame.

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[wanderinwalker]

What do I like for 9mm brass? Well, there's some Federal NT, regular Federal, nickeled Federal, Federal +P+, Winchester from various lots, some Remington from various ammo types, some GECO, a few WCC, some CCI-Speer, some CCI-Speer +P, some S&B and others I am sure I've forgotten. It is interesting to take a handful of brass out of my 9mm bin, that's for sure.

As for the Glock comment, the brass from my Glock 17 9mm seems fine, no bulging or anything. Now the batch of brass my uncle gave in .45 ACP from a Glock 21 was a different story! :neener:

[Fumbler]

Flame? I like flames.
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Backfired, you're the only person I've ever known that has had more problems with win brass than remington.
I've loaded quite a bit of 9mm for my Sig 228 and haven't seen any difference between Win or Rem. I do load win brass more though just cause I've shot tons of the WWB.