Annealing question

[DarrellS]

Do you anneal your own brass or send it out. If you do what machine are you using? If you send it out, who are you using? I'm currently looking at the Annealezz.

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[SOLID EAGLE]

I have an Annealeez. I am pleased with it after I did these upgrades.

1. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

2. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This video shows how to set up the digital speed control

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MmSXp7psnAg

I had trouble with the small propane bottles clogging up the burner head. I switched to a 5 gallon tank and no more problems.

[Jethro]

I have been using an Annealeez for nearly two years now. I have done thousands of cases on it. Works really well. Digital speed indicator looks like a simple and cheap upgrade, I may do that to mine.

[kck]

Bit the bullet and waiting to get my AMP annealer. Always used a torch and tempilaq 750 and 800 but didn't like the possibilities of inconsistency. I have never sent out or thought to look as I'd be afraid of someone else mishandling by brass. Also wouldn't think anyone would want that liability of heating someone else's brass.

[Gummi Bear]

My buddy and I split the cost to build our own annealer.

Hoop torch, an old press, and some Tempilaq gets it done.

I like the looks of the Annealeez. It seems well made. There was a fella out of the Houston area building a similar one a while back, but I can't remember his company name.

[bearintex]

I know a guy here local that has an AMP. I carried a couple hundred to him, and he did them while we sat and talked guns for a half hour or so. Quick and easy. Got a couple hundred more to do pretty soon.

[Cajun Blake]

Bit the bullet and waiting to get my AMP annealer. Always used a torch and tempilaq 750 and 800 but didn't like the possibilities of inconsistency. I have never sent out or thought to look as I'd be afraid of someone else mishandling by brass. Also wouldn't think anyone would want that liability of heating someone else's brass.

game changer for sure , congrats on the purchase as I will eventually take the plunge

[kck]

CB,

Yessir, I'm pretty excited about it. I'll post up a review after I receive and use it but everything I've researched shows it to be a helluva tool and I don't reload bulk so it should be the ticket. I know you're a ways off but if you're ever in the area, come check it out and see the new shop. Shameless plug for Chicken Ranch Precision, LLC.

Bearintx, good to hear and thanks for sharing as well. Looks like I'll be more than happy with it.

[berettadave]

I love my AMP annealer. I've only used it on 300 Win mag and 6.5x47Lapua so far. It's fast and I don't have to set up torches and mess with propane bottles. Not saying the other annealers are inferior but the AMP is simple to use.

Dave

[scott.str]

I anneal with a drill and torch and tempalac and time the tempalac to the temp needed and repeat before dumping into water to cool. Brass doesn't harden from quenching it's work hardened

[Horitexan]

I have an AMP and LOVE it!


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[6.5 shooter]

I have the annealeez and it does the job, I anneal every time.

[bboswell]

Been trying to decide between annealeze and MRB.
Thinking I will order annealeze next week

[SOLID EAGLE]

Been trying to decide between annealeze and MRB.
Thinking I will order annealeze next week

Another option is this. http://www.giraudtool.com/annealer1.htm
I've never used his annealer but I have the trimmer. It is a very well made machine.
With his annealer you could upgrade to induction annealing later if you wanted.

[kck]

Just got my AMP in yesterday. Picking up a boatload of reamers today from a buddy and back to the house to use it for the first time so hopefully it's as handy as I think it will be.