I usually lose my brass before I can load it 9 times. Of course I shoot mostly autos.
Considering the wear and tear of roll crimping revolver brass, 9 times sounds pretty good. I knew a guy once who was so frugal (not to say cheap :-) ) that he kept cutting back his .44 brass in increments as they split at the front (and kept the segregted as to length so he could set the dies up for each lot).
Now there is a guy who is well organized but I think he probably had too much time on his hands.
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