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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Dead set to build inductance annealing apparatus.
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<blockquote data-quote="pdog shooter" data-source="post: 2851762" data-attributes="member: 123659"><p>Precision reloading is all about consistency. Correct?</p><p>I discovered something today. </p><p>I had lapua brass that had been flame annealed. Thats me turning the brass in front of a torch while I count to 10. Shoulder bump measurements have always been very inconsistent, up to .003 off. I just assumed that was the norm.</p><p>Timed induction annealing has all shoulder bump measurements the same. I can only assume that the neck tension will also be that much more uniform.</p><p>Sure hope that shows in higher scores.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pdog shooter, post: 2851762, member: 123659"] Precision reloading is all about consistency. Correct? I discovered something today. I had lapua brass that had been flame annealed. Thats me turning the brass in front of a torch while I count to 10. Shoulder bump measurements have always been very inconsistent, up to .003 off. I just assumed that was the norm. Timed induction annealing has all shoulder bump measurements the same. I can only assume that the neck tension will also be that much more uniform. Sure hope that shows in higher scores. [/QUOTE]
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