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Annealing - Who does it?

CAL. .30 M1
in Ammunition & Reloading

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I am thinking of doing the LEAD pot method for a uniform heat around the case neck and then a water quench.

 

If you anneal - what is your method?

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    Many of my fellow high power competitors anneal the necks of their match brass.

    Virtually all of them use one of two methods, either direct flame or inductive heating.

    Check out the induction unit that Creedmoor Sports sells:

    https://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/annealing-made-perfect-mark-2-machine/Annealing-Made-Perfect

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    Whoa !!!

     

    Big money...  overkill?

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    I salt bath.

    Once it's all in hand, it's not awful.  

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    I've looked into making my own induction annealing machine. Couldn't delay if the time time and money would make it worth the hassle. 

    It extended brass life by how much?

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    springfield but I think they stopped in late 43  :)

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    1 hour ago, JackDaWack said:

    I've looked into making my own induction annealing machine. Couldn't delay if the time time and money would make it worth the hassle. 

    It extended brass life by how much?

    I dont think it so much case life as opposed to performance

    54 minutes ago, RUTGERS95 said:

    springfield but I think they stopped in late 43  :)

    Ooooooooo....  good one..  nice.  :drinks:

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