This has been kicked around a lot, mainly by the old bullseye guys, and I am guilty of not reviewing everything in print on the subject.
I recall enough of what I read that I sort all brass by headstamp and also by the cannelure configuration.
Two questions:
1. Are cases with a single cannelure about 1/4" down from the case mouth considered wadcutter cases, as are the ones with multiple cannelures deeper down in the case? I'm presuming the right thing to do for optimum accuracy is to keep the cases sorted as I reload and shoot since a cannelure is not necessary a standard thing nor is thickness of case wall. There's a detailed thread on this over at CBA but it gets a bit involved for my ingestion.
2. Assuming I sort per above, when loading and shooting wadcutter bullets, can I expect the same kind of accuracy out of non-cannelured cases as with cannelured cases?
Some are going to believe this is all baloney but I am not one of those.
Thanks.