Reloading 9mm Luger ammunition can be a straightforward process if you follow these steps: 1. Gather the necessary equipment, including a reloading press, dies, shell holder, primers, bullets, powder, and brass cases. 2. Clean and inspect your brass cases for any defects or damage. 3. Resize and deprime the brass using a sizing die and deprimer.

Taper crimping, instead of roll crimping, should always be done with the 9mm. The reloading process is straightforward. A three-die set (like the RCBS) will re-size and de-prime with one die, bell with the next, and seat the bullet and taper crimp it with the third.