TTv2
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9mm is a different entity. Along with .22, .223/5.56, 9mm is the first to disappear from the shelves. If most of your pistols are in 9mm, you're right to have dies and brass for it, but that's not me, I have a handgun in almost every handgun caliber except 10mm, .41, and .44 and obvious 7.62x25.As suggested already, I would buy the dies and save the brass in case you need to reload for it. I do this with 9mm, but with 9mm rounds readily available at good prices I don’t bother to reload for it but I am ready if another panic that dries up the shelves were to occur.
If there is a panic, I don't think 7.62x25 is going to be affected that much. Besides, whenever I do get the Yugo M57, I'm getting 500 rounds immediately.