My first reaction is that you need a mentor in the worst way.

You have a 12" Pork Pie, and a CB snare, which means you still do not have a decent "main" snare.  What you have are a couple specialized snare drums.  The Pork Pie is meant to be on the left, and unless you mic the thin-shelled steel snare, it will lack the projection that a main, go-to snare should have.  Then again, with G2's and moongell on the toms, I doubt that projection is even in your vocabulary.  For starters, get yourself a used Acrolite or Supraphonic snare drum.  IMO, they are, and have been, the most versatile snare drums on the market.

Actually, the thin-shelled steel snare drums do have a purpose.  I have an 80's Ludwig steel snare, and it has a very unique sound in that it can be tuned to be very fat.  I don't take mine on gigs, because it lacks any projection, but for in practice and rehearsals, it sounds pretty good for be-bop jazz, and for blues, because of it's low fat tone.  The problem with these snare drums it that they all come with junky hardware, particularly the strainer.  On my steel snare drum, I have installed a P-83 strainer.  Instead of wasting all that time on cosmetics, you should have simply swapped the strainer.