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Reloading
What frequency of Annealing for best case life and consisitent accuracy?
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<blockquote data-quote="Okanogan" data-source="post: 1360763" data-attributes="member: 90397"><p>I do not claim to be an annealing expert. I currently own a Annie induction machine and use it only after 5+ firings to try and maintain brass life.</p><p>I had planned on using it more often until reading Bryan Litz's Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting Vol II, Chapter on Neck Tension. Bryan ran some tests on .223 using an AMP annealer and measured effect on muzzle velocity consistency. His interim summary findings, pending more in depth study, was that their .223 data showed annealing didn't make any difference in muzzle velocity testing results. He points out there are good reasons other than SD/ES to anneal though.</p><p>The published findings from the book tend to run contrary to internet wisdom so I look forward to more in depth reloading research in a future Litz publication. For those who have not had a chance to read it though, the Vol II publication has 5 chapters in an advance handloading section that I found well worth reading through.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Okanogan, post: 1360763, member: 90397"] I do not claim to be an annealing expert. I currently own a Annie induction machine and use it only after 5+ firings to try and maintain brass life. I had planned on using it more often until reading Bryan Litz's Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting Vol II, Chapter on Neck Tension. Bryan ran some tests on .223 using an AMP annealer and measured effect on muzzle velocity consistency. His interim summary findings, pending more in depth study, was that their .223 data showed annealing didn't make any difference in muzzle velocity testing results. He points out there are good reasons other than SD/ES to anneal though. The published findings from the book tend to run contrary to internet wisdom so I look forward to more in depth reloading research in a future Litz publication. For those who have not had a chance to read it though, the Vol II publication has 5 chapters in an advance handloading section that I found well worth reading through. [/QUOTE]
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