Help me out on my first attempt at annealing. I inherited some older brass. Don't know how many times its been shot. Looks to be in good condition, but the last batch I shot I had two necks split out of about 30 rounds. I'm thinking maybe I should anneal the necks, in case they've become too work hardened.
So the process is like this, right? Please correct as needed.
1. Put the brass in question in a pan of water, with the water level just below the shoulder. (Or is it just below the neck?
2. With your propane torch, heat the neck & shoulder until it turns blue.
3. Knock the case over in the water.
Anything else to it?
So the process is like this, right? Please correct as needed.
1. Put the brass in question in a pan of water, with the water level just below the shoulder. (Or is it just below the neck?
2. With your propane torch, heat the neck & shoulder until it turns blue.
3. Knock the case over in the water.
Anything else to it?