jeeptim
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Fellas how are we??
So I do my reloading in 500 to 2000 batches. I am currently sizing and depriming a boat load of lake city once fired 5.56.
So here' s my question all the brass has the annealing discoloration.
At what point dose the annealing go away? Or the brass go soft ? Is it time or temp or working the brass? Once it' fired? Once the color is polished off?
Really don't think it' Something I'll do a lot of but I want to learn how and build a machine to do it .
Thanx
So I do my reloading in 500 to 2000 batches. I am currently sizing and depriming a boat load of lake city once fired 5.56.
So here' s my question all the brass has the annealing discoloration.
At what point dose the annealing go away? Or the brass go soft ? Is it time or temp or working the brass? Once it' fired? Once the color is polished off?
Really don't think it' Something I'll do a lot of but I want to learn how and build a machine to do it .
Thanx