Re-use pulled bullets?

[Brad in Idaho]

No problem, if in doubt roll them across a flight surface with the palm of your hand to check them. @ 21 feet you just need minute of chest, about 6 inches will do nicely.
Sam
P.S. I would be more concerned with reloaded brass in a Glock with the original tube.

I will re-size the brass. I have no way of knowing the source of the brass that was used on this ammo initially. It is of various manufacture, mostly Winchester. I have heard of the "Glock bulge".

[1-12 INF (M)]

You know... for 9mm you might as well use Winchester White Box off the shelf, I'm not at all sure I can load that cartridge for less, unless I went the cast bullet route.

[leftyo]

with plated bullets and pickup brass, you can reload 9mm for right about half what winchester white box will cost you.

[Tuna]

Winchester white box is not cheap when compared to other name brand ammo like PPU, Armscor, S&B and others. I have used many pulled 9mm bullets over the years and have never had a problem with them loading or firing. All were fine.

[1-12 INF (M)]

I did the math on this too - WWBs were .27 each one place I looked, and some back-of-the-envelope costs for reloading plated projectiles and pick up brass came out to about .17 or so. So you can call it roughly half price, discounting your time. I like reloading, so that's recreational time for me.

[Brad in Idaho]

You know... for 9mm you might as well use Winchester White Box off the shelf, I'm not at all sure I can load that cartridge for less, unless I went the cast bullet route.

I recently bought 115gr FMJ 9mm for 21 and 22 cents a round (Blazer Brass & S&B) delivered to my house. It's not so much about the price as it is not wanting the components I have to go waste. I enjoy loading my own ammo when time permits. There's something satisfying about making and firing your own. I'm not sure how much it costs to put together 9mm but I know I already paid for this pull down ammo and have all the tools I need, so I might as well change the powder and see how it shoots.