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Fluxeon Annie Annealer Issues
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<blockquote data-quote="wizard183" data-source="post: 2319631" data-attributes="member: 120363"><p>I don't have an attitude. I'm being serious. If someone will spitfire as how they know so much more? Then stop saying it and explain it. Period. It's simple. Don't argue. Put someone in their place with facts. Not just shooting. Explain everything in detail. </p><p></p><p>I could've come here and say " I've owned both the Annie and the AMP and I'm here to say I've gotten low SD and ES with the Annie over the the AMP and I feel the AMP is immensely over valued. Would anyone come here and tell me I'm full of it? Could they provide factual evidence to disprove it? But I didn't. All I stated what that much of the industry leader is marketing gimmick. How do I know? Because it was the FIRST annealer to hit the market and likely given to an ELR shooter and here we are. Is it a good product? Yes! No doubt. Is it the best? I'm not convinced. Just because one spends the money on a product doesn't make it the best. It's just considered elite by any other due to the fact many elite shooters use it. They've not tested others. I mean vs a blow torch method? No doubt in my mind the AMP. Blows them out the water. It's consistent. But ALL induction annealers are consistent. You can use an Annie and get consistent annealing. It's time based exactly as the AMP is no? However AMP kills one brass and the computer accounts for all the brass in that lot to be EXACTLY the same. You honestly think for one second that all the brass is exactly the same? I work with metal and to some degree, metallurgy. No 2 pieces of brass have the same exact grain structure. Similar? Yes. Exact? Never</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wizard183, post: 2319631, member: 120363"] I don’t have an attitude. I’m being serious. If someone will spitfire as how they know so much more? Then stop saying it and explain it. Period. It’s simple. Don’t argue. Put someone in their place with facts. Not just shooting. Explain everything in detail. I could’ve come here and say “ I’ve owned both the Annie and the AMP and I’m here to say I’ve gotten low SD and ES with the Annie over the the AMP and I feel the AMP is immensely over valued. Would anyone come here and tell me I’m full of it? Could they provide factual evidence to disprove it? But I didn’t. All I stated what that much of the industry leader is marketing gimmick. How do I know? Because it was the FIRST annealer to hit the market and likely given to an ELR shooter and here we are. Is it a good product? Yes! No doubt. Is it the best? I’m not convinced. Just because one spends the money on a product doesn’t make it the best. It’s just considered elite by any other due to the fact many elite shooters use it. They’ve not tested others. I mean vs a blow torch method? No doubt in my mind the AMP. Blows them out the water. It’s consistent. But ALL induction annealers are consistent. You can use an Annie and get consistent annealing. It’s time based exactly as the AMP is no? However AMP kills one brass and the computer accounts for all the brass in that lot to be EXACTLY the same. You honestly think for one second that all the brass is exactly the same? I work with metal and to some degree, metallurgy. No 2 pieces of brass have the same exact grain structure. Similar? Yes. Exact? Never [/QUOTE]
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