How many bins per caliber?

[BlackGT]

How many bins do you have for each caliber?
Trying to organize my stuff a little better.
Assuming one caliber:
1 bin for all fired brass? 1 for each headstamp?
1 bin for deprimed/tumbled brass?
1 bin for cleaned and sized?

Seems like I never have enough bins...

[YALE]

1 bin per bullet caliber, weight, and style.

[Sleeper]

How much do you load?
How many different loads per caliber?
Mixed brass?

[dee]

One bin for spent brass. Loaded ammo is placed in it's separate carriers be it boxes or bags. Shotgun shells go in a tub to be loaded and another after being loaded.

[CJ]

also need to talk about what size bins. I have a whole lot of bins. For the most popular calibers I use big bins, which are like 14" wide or so.

[BlackGT]

I load .308, .38/.357
Soon to load .380, 9mm, .357sig, .223. I am currently stocking up on brass. Have primers and powder, just need to buy bullets and going to get a Dillon square deal B for all pistol loads.

All my brass is mixed headstamp. .308 is mostly Lapua and Hornady Match with a few others in the mix.
Up to this point I don't sort by headstamp.
1 bin for fired brass needing deprimed and tumbled.
1 bin for deprimed and tumbled ready to size prime and load
Loaded ammo goes into ammo boxes.

So 6 bins for what I load right now, with all the other calibers once fired brass each in their own bin, total of 10 bins. Do I keep it at just 2 per caliber for a total of 14 bins or sort even further by headstamp? That would mean I would need probably 30+ bins for what I load/will load.

[phaux]

The main things I reload are .308/7.62x51, 5.56, and 9mm. For those I clean the brass and then store them in 5gal buckets. For the smaller lots of brass I simply keep on hand and occasionally reload I bought this:

http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/bins-containers/24-bin-bench-top-parts-rack-69572-8983.html

^ This is nice to have for all those oddball calibers and for the stuff you don't usually reload as it allows me to store so that I can trade later on for calibers I do reload.

When I go to the range I usually only shoot a few calibers and ask that whoever is kind enough to help me clean up brass to please separate the few calibers I shoot. I keep them in a box and then tumble them. Once ready, I try to process/reload in the same day.

[bottlerocket]

I use these and they stack nicely (I don't have that grid to hang the bins from). I used to use cheap plastic containers from walmart and the weight from several stacked on top of each other started to crush the lids. I currently have these stacked 5 high with them mostly full of brass and no issues.

http://www.containerstore.com/shop/closet/shoeStorage/shelf?productId=10001753

Each of them holds about 1.8 gallons

How I'm using them on my bench


Oh and to answer your question, for pistol calibers I use one bin each. For rifle calibers I usually have 2-3 depending on what stage I am on (I batch reload on a turret press) so I could have one for 223 cleaned, 1 for sized, 1 for primed and so-on.