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This is the same for me , dim lights and set to drop the case at the first sign of the neck starting to glow. -
I’m in the torch and socket camp. I use a short socket as to not take the heat away from my task. I “usually” anneal after two...
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I keep seeing ads for an “AGS Custom Annealer” on Facebook, it seems simple and the price is reasonable ($250ish on sale). Anyone used...
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Yep, that simple.
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I use a BenchSource, have it all set up, then turn out the lights and spin the case in the double flame and once the neck turns a dull...
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Yes.
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It all depends on the brass formula and what you want from the brass. Some won't use certain makes of brass because it's to soft. The...
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Wolfshead replied to the thread 250th Anniversary and a Rifle.It is a beautiful looking firearm, but at $6500.00 I’m gonna have to pass.
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the ticks are still in a lull here . I probably haven't picked more than a few , in a month or so . it makes being in the woods a lot...
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Wolfshead replied to the thread To anneal or not?.So basically you’re putting the brass in the socket, and spinning it, while heating it with a torch, and counting to five Mississippi...
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I loaded my first rounds back in 1954. it wasn't until the mid1970s that I tired annealing my brass. One of the riflesI load for isa...
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I anneal every firing A cordless drill A socket A propane torch A 5 Mississippi count No need to drop into water
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Just trying to recall the simple annealing process used by some prior to annealing machines...IIRC Place your cases in a cake pan with...
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I started reloading by watching my Pap and doing it with him in the late 90's. I started reloading on my own in the early 2000's. Pap...
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I anneal after each firing for most of my guns and when I'm working with someone else on their loads. It makes a difference for sure...
