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Thank you. And you're right, it's very easy to switch to a different cartridge and to know you're getting the proper anneal straight away. And both Alex and Matthew Findlay are great guys and will help you immediately and the best they can. I've had several conversations with Matthew. They're a couple of real genuine guys that have done a lot to simply help the shooting community and provide more he equipment that actually produces the best results for the reloader.
I have to wait until my 2 Dec appt, but I want what you had for a drink when you wrote this response.Alex is very honest about his opinions, he even put it in writing on his website:
The part that ticks people off is when the whole sentence is posted:
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For some reason there's always a salt-bather who gets bent out of shape when the AMP data is posted, someone inevitably claims AMP made up all their data to sell their machine, screaming ensues. Which leads me to:
Annealing Thread Life Cycle©
- <annealing question asked or comment made>
- Typical list of common procedures in responses
- AMP is mentioned.
- The torch-and-sockets guys laugh and drink moonshine.
- The AMP guys laugh and drink white wine or sip a lime and tonic to look like they're drinking. (<<< I am here
)
- The Annie Fluxeon guys are sitting on the curb waiting for the Brown Truck Man to come.
- The Annealez guys laugh and fiddle with their dial.
- The guys with Bench Source machines aren't here, they're cleaning their barrel after their second shot of the day, taken 3 hours after the first shot. They have 97 wind flags set up on the 100-yard line.
- @FEENIX blocks someone
- @ButterBean accidently posts "use a faster powder" because he thought this was Page 137 of the Absolute Hammer load data thread. The guy who asked the question he was responding to couldn't read the first 136 pages of that thread for some reason so he doesn't know there's no reason to use H1000 in a 6.5CM with a 97gn AH.
- @Zen Archery has actually killed 14 pigs while I was typing this post (he already has the full-HD thermal video on YouTube if you need a break from the annealing thread - I'm serious, watch the one where he shoots the Armadillo)
- It dies down for a week or three....
- .... then someone says "just use a torch and socket", thankfully not starting their own thread to restart the cycle in full.
Y'all might as well laugh about it, no one is getting out of life alive.
I'd be pretty nice to ya too, if I were shaken you down for $1500. Sorry, it's the moonshine talking.
Same concept as when I hear guys sing Brian and Steve at Hammer Bullets praises, I supposeI'd be pretty nice to ya too, if I were shaken you down for $1500. Sorry, it's the moonshine talking.
. They're only nice too because they're trying to sell a product to you, right? Must be the bourbon talking 
.
Didn't know about the whiskey thread. I'll definitely have to share over there lol. Nothing like a great whiskey.
I came up with a revolutionary method using a torch and socket. My studies show that it is absolutely the finest method of annealing brass. It's so spectacular that the "Six Minute Abs" people are going to sponsor my yt video.
Last time I had some it made my poo green.Hey, there's nothing wrong with moonshine!
I started a beer thread too >>> https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/its-a-beer-kinda-of-night.261468/ and, of course, some good eats.
That's a new one on me. All it's ever done to me was make my head hurt the next day. LOL
That's awesome lol.
No Need to do that unless you want too, it works just fine
Yep, life is too short ...
