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Re: I am ready for an annealer
The $50 Hornady kit works wonders!
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=360902
The $50 Hornady kit works wonders!
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=360902
Re: I am ready for an annealer
I ran right at 500 pieces of 300WM off my tail gate in about 45 minutes. All you need is a drill, propane torch, and a bucket of water. I set the torch in a fixed position on the tail gate and held the drill and dumped the cases into the water bucket. Takes about 4-6 seconds per case, and you go as fast as you can insert the case into the holder. It works well.
I ran right at 500 pieces of 300WM off my tail gate in about 45 minutes. All you need is a drill, propane torch, and a bucket of water. I set the torch in a fixed position on the tail gate and held the drill and dumped the cases into the water bucket. Takes about 4-6 seconds per case, and you go as fast as you can insert the case into the holder. It works well.
Re: I am ready for an annealer
Get one from ken light if your going to get a machine there very well made. I went on haves with a neighbor and got one. Here's a tip for you ,If your going to use it for bmg you'll have to rig up a third torch or use map gas for kens machine to work.
Otherwise just do it the way chadtrg42 decribes above.
Get one from ken light if your going to get a machine there very well made. I went on haves with a neighbor and got one. Here's a tip for you ,If your going to use it for bmg you'll have to rig up a third torch or use map gas for kens machine to work.
Otherwise just do it the way chadtrg42 decribes above.
Re: I am ready for an annealer
My friend has a Ken Light annealer and loves it. I kind of like the Brass-o-matic, it is set up for dual torches, I like that, and will do everything from 223 to 50 cal without changing anything. The Brass-o-matic is $449.00 and the Ken Light is $390.00 I currently use the Hornady kit and would love to upgrade, just hate to spend the money and take up another corner in the garage.
myerfire
My friend has a Ken Light annealer and loves it. I kind of like the Brass-o-matic, it is set up for dual torches, I like that, and will do everything from 223 to 50 cal without changing anything. The Brass-o-matic is $449.00 and the Ken Light is $390.00 I currently use the Hornady kit and would love to upgrade, just hate to spend the money and take up another corner in the garage.
myerfire
Re: I am ready for an annealer
Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!
Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!
