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Who is annealing in sand?
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<blockquote data-quote="Wachsmann" data-source="post: 1868739" data-attributes="member: 10429"><p>I know we are always looking for a cheaper alternative but t think the Annealeez is a pretty good made machine that offer a good way to anneal the brass. Just have to be careful with the flame.The higher cost induction annealers are very good and I must say the <span style="font-family: 'arial'"><span style="font-size: 15px">ANNEALING MADE PERFECT machine is probably the best with all the R&D behind it. But with the current conditions of the US and the job market this sand method is showing some good promise and a cheap alternative that just about anyone could afford. I wish I never would have thrown away all the 6.5X284 Norma brass I has shot of the years. I was getting 10 shots on the cases by shoulder bumping without annealing. After 10 the brass was really starting to shows signs of work harden and ES was getting up over 25 to 30 fps. Not good for holding MOA at long ranges. We need some info on how the neck tension is effected, velocity, ES, and SD, in comparison to other annealing methods. Hope someone can get out and do some shooting. We are somewhat on lock down in Idaho with the virus. </span></span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wachsmann, post: 1868739, member: 10429"] I know we are always looking for a cheaper alternative but t think the Annealeez is a pretty good made machine that offer a good way to anneal the brass. Just have to be careful with the flame.The higher cost induction annealers are very good and I must say the [FONT=arial][SIZE=4]ANNEALING MADE PERFECT machine is probably the best with all the R&D behind it. But with the current conditions of the US and the job market this sand method is showing some good promise and a cheap alternative that just about anyone could afford. I wish I never would have thrown away all the 6.5X284 Norma brass I has shot of the years. I was getting 10 shots on the cases by shoulder bumping without annealing. After 10 the brass was really starting to shows signs of work harden and ES was getting up over 25 to 30 fps. Not good for holding MOA at long ranges. We need some info on how the neck tension is effected, velocity, ES, and SD, in comparison to other annealing methods. Hope someone can get out and do some shooting. We are somewhat on lock down in Idaho with the virus. [/SIZE][/FONT] [/QUOTE]
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