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<blockquote data-quote="IAshooter" data-source="post: 2419149" data-attributes="member: 65996"><p>I've been on the fence about getting an annealer for quite a while, mainly due to a buddy that has an AMP annealer and I've been able to get some annealing done when I needed/wanted to in the past w/o too much trouble and/or cost. I've come close to getting a used Annealeez a couple times, but just never pulled the trigger on one. I came across a review on the Ugly Annealer not long ago and started doing a little Googling on it and watched some videos, etc and decided I had to have one.</p><p></p><p>I ordered one from Amazon, and 2 days later, I was unboxing it here at home. I haven't actually annealed any brass yet, (I have to get the right propane bottle) but I plan on doing some later today, but I have to say, for $300 I am VERY impressed with this annealer so far. It's built like a tank compared to the Annealez IMO and comes with everything needed to do just about any/all brass from 223 to 50 BMG w/o having to buy any separate wheels, etc. The construction is VERY good and it was easy to put together and the adjustments you need to do for different brass is very easy to do. I should be able to anneal 500+ pcs of brass per hour when I get going with it.</p><p></p><p>I'll update y'all after I've annealed a few hundred cases, but I thought if there's other guys on the fence about getting an annealer, this one looks like the best one I've seen so far as far as getting the best bang for your buck and I thought some of you may agree.</p><p></p><p>Simply Google "Ugly Annealer" and you can find links to the main site of the company as well as a link to Amazon and several videos showing it's set up and use and reviews.</p><p></p><p>Yes, I know the AMP annealer is the cat's *** as they say, my buddy has annealed some brass for me on his, but I just can't justify that kind of expense for the amount of brass I want/need annealed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IAshooter, post: 2419149, member: 65996"] I've been on the fence about getting an annealer for quite a while, mainly due to a buddy that has an AMP annealer and I've been able to get some annealing done when I needed/wanted to in the past w/o too much trouble and/or cost. I've come close to getting a used Annealeez a couple times, but just never pulled the trigger on one. I came across a review on the Ugly Annealer not long ago and started doing a little Googling on it and watched some videos, etc and decided I had to have one. I ordered one from Amazon, and 2 days later, I was unboxing it here at home. I haven't actually annealed any brass yet, (I have to get the right propane bottle) but I plan on doing some later today, but I have to say, for $300 I am VERY impressed with this annealer so far. It's built like a tank compared to the Annealez IMO and comes with everything needed to do just about any/all brass from 223 to 50 BMG w/o having to buy any separate wheels, etc. The construction is VERY good and it was easy to put together and the adjustments you need to do for different brass is very easy to do. I should be able to anneal 500+ pcs of brass per hour when I get going with it. I'll update y'all after I've annealed a few hundred cases, but I thought if there's other guys on the fence about getting an annealer, this one looks like the best one I've seen so far as far as getting the best bang for your buck and I thought some of you may agree. Simply Google "Ugly Annealer" and you can find links to the main site of the company as well as a link to Amazon and several videos showing it's set up and use and reviews. Yes, I know the AMP annealer is the cat's *** as they say, my buddy has annealed some brass for me on his, but I just can't justify that kind of expense for the amount of brass I want/need annealed. [/QUOTE]
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