Pinned seating depth by .0005 for 200 300WM. Yup, so easy they even let me do it!
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Pinned seating depth by .0005 for 200 300WM. Yup, so easy they even let me do it!
Nice setup, looks kind of like mine. How do you manage the annealing time?
I went cheaper yet, using a Ryobi. It works well despite “studies” done by annealing manufacturers that prove your bullets will fall out of the barrel if annealed on less than a $2000 annealing magic machine.
Depends where I put in flame. 5-7 seconds regardless. I just watch for the anneal line to form 1/4”ish under the shoulder.
Kinda my whole premis here!
Not exactly consistent according to your first picture!
You missed the .0005 seating depth statement for 200rnds. See, this shit ain’t rocket science.
Waste of money & effort. Never used it in 3yrs of annealing like this. My groups are small, bro!
Tell me my system isn’t working:These are load development groups at that. 7977 and N165 gonna settle and holy shit.
Fuck that flyer! 4 shots same caliber hole! 0 MOA 4 shot group!
Fuck that flyer! 4 shots same caliber hole! 0 MOA 4 shot group!
Before I’m accused of being some 100yd group faggot poster…1K
1 mile:
Can you all imagine this was done with a fucking Dewalt and MAP Pro
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It's actually against the law to anneal brass for a Savage in anything but the cigarette lighter of a 1990s Ford Ranger, just fyi
Proof you need Tempilaq . Necks are getting too hot while you look for that ring going past the shoulder to look pretty . Neck lives matter . Things will get tighter, there is hope .
I did the cordless drill annealing for a long time before going to an AMP...
Yeah, the AMP is much easier, faster, more consistent, all that... but don't sleep on the cordless drill method, it still works and is way better than not annealing at all.
Yeah, the AMP is much easier, faster, more consistent, all that... but don't sleep on the cordless drill method, it still works and is way better than not annealing at all.
We talkin' the factory lighter in the dashboard... or a crusty gas station lighter you dug out of the crack in the seat?
Mike
Cooked necks are not better than just leaving the brass alone and not annealiing it .
How about Trophies, Medals and pics of nice big checks presented on the podium ?
We all know you’re trying to justify your annealing machine expense.
I was once a know it all torch annealer . I look back and laugh now . A bottle of tempilaq proved that theory wrong . Absolutely no way by eye is as good . You can take 6 pieces of brass with different headstamps and anneal them properly , those 6 pieces will not all look the same in regards to the annealed neck/shoulder . Experience is the best teacher .
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I have 300 dollars in it, less than what you spend on booze and cigs in a week .
Love to see all your trophies and checks, but really someone with those accolades would have some group pics.
I wouldn’t do something that didn’t show positive results. .0005 consistency good enough in my book.
Who said anything about cooked necks? I used to use a timer set to a certain number of seconds, the same way those Bench Source and Annealeez thingys work. Not perfect, but isn’t useless.
And yeah, let’s see those big checks and trophies… Acta Non Verba
Says the guy who asked why shooting ranges didn’t also double up as weed farms…
Don’t hold your breathWho said anything about cooked necks? I used to use a timer set to a certain number of seconds, the same way those Bench Source and Annealeez thingys work. Not perfect, but isn’t useless.
And yeah, let’s see those big checks and trophies… Acta Non Verba
Haney is just a gun board antagonizer. “No show and no go!”
