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Thread: When to anneal.

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  1. Yesterday, 08:36 AM #6
    T.FOYE
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    Yeah anneal then resize. i once did a test to see if i got any better results on target and i couldn't see any (annealing last before seating). I did notice bugger all neck tension which isn't a great thing as some
    felt different as i seated them (harder / softer). I get a more consistent feel if i had full length sized after annealing.
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