Annealing Made Easy

[survivalshop]

 This is a very cool way to anneal , price is out of my range , because I have almost no $$ in my home made Annealer & don't mind the time it takes to use it , but man, this AMP one is the $hit .

  

 

  http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/74277

Edited December 25, 2016 by survivalshop

[392heminut]

Sonofabitch! Way to rich for my blood!

[survivalshop]

8 minutes ago, 392heminut said:

Sonofabitch! Way to rich for my blood!

Nice though ! Pretty slick way of doing it .

[392heminut]

Just now, survivalshop said:

Nice though ! Pretty slick way of doing it .

You're right there! That thing would be great for someone who does a lot of volume reloading!

[Matt.Cross]

I have sent Tom the details of a homebrew case annealer, he'll probably be building one and posting it here one of these days...

[survivalshop]

19 hours ago, Matt.Cross said:

I have sent Tom the details of a homebrew case annealer, he'll probably be building one and posting it here one of these days...

Using the same inductive heating method ?  

[Matt.Cross]

Actually, it's a flame rather than induction, but it's very neatly done.

[survivalshop]

    I have a set up that uses a Batt. operated drill  & a Propane torch & it works great . I have a paint on marker for the proper temp. . I like this idea of the Induction heating , just too bad its so pricy .

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[survivalshop]

Here's another Annealing machine ( much cheaper ) but uses torches , available at Brownells http://www.brownells.com/reloading/case-preparation/case-prep-units/case-neck-annealing-machine-prod97922.aspx?utm_medium=email&utm_source=marketo&utm_campaign=2017_01_12_newproducts&utm_content=newproducts&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTVRJeVkyWmxZVFl5WW1SaSIsInQiOiJPeWRaWGRHaTNlQ3VKXC8xdnRoQ21wUlpmZUw4eThhTFBXWDZTaTRKWUdOSGdvenRLSWl0eTY3eGRLQitcL0duOHc4REo0RFdWRVRTR2QzVkprOFwveERDSk4xNlZtZUxHNExxUEhIekpReDlyMnlHWGxabDRHRTRWMkhRWXBudlJ5OCJ9