30BR: Mixed my mixed fired brass

[Kevin1990]

So I have a 30BR and I 3 lots with 9,10, and 11 firings on them. I came home from the range and my wife went into labor like an hour later.

Fast forward to a month later and I went in my reloading room to just relax and tinker, and for the life of me I can't remember which firings are which, and I believe I mixed lots that had 9 and 10 firings on them. My brain was fried and sleep deprived.

What would you do here? Will this have any effect on anything? Would annealing/stress relieving them all, and put them all in the same batch again fix it?

Thanks fellas

 

[Jon Leary]

Anneal all of them all and start over.

 

[M-61]

On my two 30BR's it doesn't seem to really matter what I do. Same powder same bullet, same primers....all shoot really small groups all the time.

 

[Bill Norris]

The 30BR is not fussy at all and easy to work with. I have fired brass along side each other with differing numbers of firing and saw no difference at all.

 

[jelenko]

If you can't anneal, just mix them all together and assume they are all 11 times fired.