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Originally posted by stxhunter View Post
i swapped out the lower wheel and annealed a bunch of blackouts .. these will definitely show improvement i think considering the form brass is below the anneal mark to begin with
so far i'm really impressed with the machine , i got a new torch with pencil flame and mounted it permanent ..
i'm pretty happy with my purchase !
i shot some 308's this weekend and had really good results , except i loaded them too hot and had pressure signs so i stopped ... apparently the sierra book for 175 smk and the hodgdon online load data are way different .. the sierra max is less than the hodgdon start ... i backed off a couple of grains and will try again this weekend ..
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Originally posted by imyomama View Posti loaded a batch of 308 after annealing and you can close your eyes and feel... they all seat with the same pressure!
i swapped out the lower wheel and annealed a bunch of blackouts .. these will definitely show improvement i think considering the form brass is below the anneal mark to begin with
so far i'm really impressed with the machine , i got a new torch with pencil flame and mounted it permanent ..
i'm pretty happy with my purchase !
i shot some 308's this weekend and had really good results , except i loaded them too hot and had pressure signs so i stopped ... apparently the sierra book for 175 smk and the hodgdon online load data are way different .. the sierra max is less than the hodgdon start ... i backed off a couple of grains and will try again this weekend ..
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Originally posted by muzzlebrake View PostDang it! I'm still using a pan of water and a bernz o matic torch. He who dies with the most toys wins so now I know what I gotta do.
Especially for the shorties...I always tipped mine over into the pan after heating.
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Originally posted by imyomama View Post$1400 and you have to feed it one case at a time ??? no thanks!
i'm sure it's nice .. but ain't nobody got time for that ...
I guarantee it’s as fast or faster than any flame annealer and if you’re just that lazy you can get an auto feeder attachment for it. It takes less than 3 seconds per case average on 308 size cases.
If there is one dislike I have it’s sacrificing a case every time you anneal a batch. But by doing so it’s annealing those cases as perfect as you can get to reach the ideal amount every time. I can tell you different cases require different amount of annealing to get it right. You can’t just assume one setting for all.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ProLast edited by Mike D; 09-14-2021, 09:10 PM.
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Originally posted by stxhunter View PostWhat torch did you decide to go with? Do you plan to anneal after every firing on r after every X firings?
i started a discard pile when i shoot, so i'll probably just run a batch when i have enough , every time
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