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SSo 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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Ssako2 replied to the thread To anneal or not?.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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JCosmetic "seconds", I remember a cosmetic second from many moons ago that I wondered, "what on earth was I thinking". Too much tequila...
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JDon’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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Ridge_Runner replied to the thread To anneal or not?.have a burstfire annealer, anneal every 2-3 loadings depending on the brass. -
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... -
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...
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I started annealing when I got my first wildcat, a 6.5-270 JDJ and was cracking shoulders on fire forming about 50% of the time. I just...
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The magnaminity of those regularly posting is awe-inspiring, to say the least! :unsure:
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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...
