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Brass thickness . neck lenght. caliper size makes a difference. How close your brass is to the center of the flamematters. It may take a...
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Wolfshead replied to the thread To anneal or not?.This is where it gets confusing for me. I’m all about simple, and easy, so now is five Mississippi enough to get that dull red glow, or...
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I’ve got a Burstfire annealer and run my brass through it every time before I size my brass. I should have started annealing my brass...
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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.
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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...
