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Reloading
Do you anneal your cases?
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<blockquote data-quote="Loner" data-source="post: 436611" data-attributes="member: 24560"><p>The heat crayon below the shoulder is the best method. A 650 or 660 crayon will</p><p>serve you well. Heating the neck with the brass spinning in a cordless drill is how I do</p><p>it. A 5/8" deep well socket is how I hold them. I just dump them on the concrete</p><p>floor, no quenching. You cannot use an IR gun as the emissivity of brass is so low the</p><p>guns will not allow you to set them that low. (Tarnished brass you can) Once you do</p><p>a few dozen cases you will have the time required down ( Have a clock in front of you)</p><p>for that particular caliber. Buy the crayon at a welding shop. I have to order them here,</p><p>we are a little backwoods so no big suppliers around.</p><p> I would say your lead method is the most consistent but a lot more trouble and I</p><p>was exposed to way to many toxins in my trade to add one more in life at this</p><p>stage. No boolits for me for the same reason.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Loner, post: 436611, member: 24560"] The heat crayon below the shoulder is the best method. A 650 or 660 crayon will serve you well. Heating the neck with the brass spinning in a cordless drill is how I do it. A 5/8" deep well socket is how I hold them. I just dump them on the concrete floor, no quenching. You cannot use an IR gun as the emissivity of brass is so low the guns will not allow you to set them that low. (Tarnished brass you can) Once you do a few dozen cases you will have the time required down ( Have a clock in front of you) for that particular caliber. Buy the crayon at a welding shop. I have to order them here, we are a little backwoods so no big suppliers around. I would say your lead method is the most consistent but a lot more trouble and I was exposed to way to many toxins in my trade to add one more in life at this stage. No boolits for me for the same reason. [/QUOTE]
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