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Thread: AMP Annealing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steelisreal View Post
    Pro: If you want utterly consistent neck tension then this is a big step in the right direction

    Con: Spendy.

    If you can afford it, buy one. We are lucky here that the range I belong to has one available to members to use. It's so easy to set up for your brass. I had been using the preset programmes, but recently obliterated one of each of the batches of cases I have in the Aztec mode. Now I have customized programmes for every lot.

    I haven't done any testing to see if there is any distinct advantage to annealing every single firing. I have relied on reading widely on the internet to convince me it's worthwhile.

    It seems (from online research) that annealing won't make your loads more accurate, but it can minimise one variable that can lead to inconsistency.
    Quote Originally Posted by andyanimal31 View Post
    Buy it, you wont regret it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moutere View Post
    Buy with confidence, it does exactly as it says it will do.
    Quote Originally Posted by 10-Ring View Post
    Very pleased with mine.
    Glad to see the results are there!!! I like the no flame no consumable design, and the software looks quite the business.

    Thanks for the link, I will check it out. The more I read on the product, the more it appeals to me once I save up a few dollars.

    I am not having an issue with neck splitting (touch wood) and accuracy has also been there for me in spades. Listening to other reviews, people with the Lapua brass especially are quite fond of the unit.

 

 

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