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I don’t but I’ve come to believe I should start annealing. I try to keep my brass sorted and firings counted but that doesn’t seem to be...
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Rookie :)
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Don’t let annealing get too complicated. Once you do a handful you’ll get the feeling for it. I started with a socket on a drill with a...
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Thanks Dan , heck I forgot about the molten lead system . probably the least expensive way to go , and as you said you know the temp .
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I fully agree with TackDriver284 and Jimbires above. I started rifle reloading about 50 years ago and never annealed brass until about...
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I anneal after every fire . the brass is just so much more consistent to work with . there are a lot of us guys , on the Nosler forum...
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In my 35 plus years of reloading, I started annealing about 10 years ago and I wish I should have done it eons ago. Without annealing, I...
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Technically I haven’t really been reloading all that long, thirteen years? I’ve never annealed any brass. To be honest everything I’ve...
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I am in a similar boat, but it has been many years since I have reloaded brass more than 4-5 times (was with Norma brass in my second...
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It has benefits, one is case life if you are splitting necks and shoulders. More consistent neck tension for better long range results...
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Aberhan replied to the thread To anneal or not?.Sounds familiar.
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I first entered the reloading world when I was 16 or so ... fast forward about 50 years later and I have yet to anneal a single round. I...
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I anneal after each firing to keep everything consistent for me. Brass work hardens from the firing and sizing of it and at some point...
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I have never annealed my brass, never even heard of it for many years but I was wondering does it really extend brass life? Is so, how...
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