Any tips for annealing cases?
Yes, I did not mean glowing red, but just as it starts to turn. Just starting to turn color in a dark room is much different than in a well lit room.
I'm using a Bench Source and I set it up to just start to turn color as it is moving out of the flame. This varies from piece to piece as it ages. I set it up and sometimes have to back it down or increase timw 1/4 sec as it runs.
Usually the flame off the tip of the case starts getting a green hue to it just before the brass turns.
I've been using this method for a few years now and it works fine for me. I've got cases I've annealed 12-15 times and still going strong.
YMMV
Complete thread:
- Any tips for annealing cases? -
Hoot,
2014-10-09, 08:31
- Which cases will you be annealing? -
Hobie,
2014-10-09, 08:35
- The two which have immediate need are.. -
Hoot,
2014-10-09, 08:55
- For large rifle cases I have had good "luck"... - Hobie, 2014-10-09, 21:25
- The two which have immediate need are.. -
Hoot,
2014-10-09, 08:55
- Suggestion - Cherokee, 2014-10-09, 09:14
- Any tips for annealing cases? -
bmize,
2014-10-09, 10:52
- Link... - bmize, 2014-10-09, 11:04
- Any tips for annealing cases? -
jgt,
2014-10-09, 11:08
- Any tips for annealing cases? -
uncowboy,
2014-10-09, 12:09
- Any tips for annealing cases? - bmize, 2014-10-09, 16:50
- Any tips for annealing cases? -
uncowboy,
2014-10-09, 12:09
- Thanks fellas! - Hoot, 2014-10-10, 08:00
- Which cases will you be annealing? -
Hobie,
2014-10-09, 08:35