Problems with mixing brass and nickel cases?

[PanaDP]

I loaded up a bunch of .357 this evening and only thought of this when I was finishing up. I looked at my box of 100 finished rounds and there were 5 or 6 nickel cases mixed in with all the other brass ones.

Should I avoid this? Will it cause any noticeable inconsistencies in the loads? I was thinking that perhaps one was harder and would take a bit more pressure to overcome the crimp or something.

[Tom W.]

Naw, just shoot, smile and be happy....

[cwlongshot]

For general plinking load I just load and shoot. I dont worry about brand or plating. Tom is right, load it, shoot it and have fun.

For my hunting/full house/accuracy loads I will sort the brass and keep like brands together.

CW

[Badnews Bob]

I don't like to shoot full house loads in nickle cases, They seam to split easier. but for anything lighter like wadcutters I don;t worry about it just load and shoot.

[45-70.gov]

i  am  opposite of  bob
i  load  my nickel  hot 
and  use  the nickle to identify  them  are  that  they have a gas check [hot]

i  hear  the nickle spit  and  a make fewer hot loads any way
i  just set the  FANCY nickel one  aside for special stuff

oh yes  no  nickle [hot] go in  the smith  44
they are for the black hawk and  rifles