Annealing

[338 dude]

OR buy The Annealing made perfect machine. They now have "Aztec" mode, which toasts a case, but gives you a program# (temp and dwell) to consistently anneal any brass.
For each subsequent annealing of that brass, you punch in the number and go.
They are pricey, but I know some guys who have gone together to purchase one, and we have one at our range for anyone to use.
I can perfectly anneal 50 pc of brass in 5 minutes (including set up).
Consistency shows in sizing, seating, runout, and down range.
my $0.02.

I have bought the necessary collets for my calibers and used it several times it works great I knew you were talking about Strategic Edge

 

[vancewalker007]

Once again, Thats one way to do it and just because it's rite for don't make " The Right Way" ' I'm assuming the OP is just getting started and as I said Earlier " Dark room, count however suits you best, soft glow on the neck and if your flame changes color its been in to long " Will work just fine, No disrespect intended

You're right it's one way to do it. Everyone has to work through it as they figure it out.

 

[lobo56]

What is the right temperature selection?

750 at tip

 

[BigDon]

750 at tip

Thank you very much!

 

[lobo56]

Thank you very much!

Any time. We all are learning in some fashion. Hope it helps. I suggest to watch videos from experienced people vs some of the idiots that post crap on Youtube.