Reloading Case Prep - Including Annealing

This is part of the reloading process including tumbling, annealing the brass cases, polishing, trimming the length, and cleaning the primer pocket.

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• 30-06
• annealing
• brass
• polishing
• trimming
• Case
• Preparation
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• Annealing
• Cases

[danietkissenle]

what dose annealing do?

[rtwill78]

@danietkissenle Annealing softens the brass cases so that they don't crack under the stress of firing. It prolongs the safe lifespan of the cases. More specific info can be found in the other comments. Thanks for watching.

[ckhemken]

Very nice video. I liked the logical progression of steps you take with your brass.

[rtwill78]

@ckhemken Thank you, I really try to save time doing things.

[theoputdoorsmissouri]

thanks for the vid

[realgungho]

great video, thxs.

[MMA10mm]

LOL! Finally found someone more OCD about their brass than me! (Mothers polish after annealing.) You're method at first looked pretty slow to me, but as you progressed through the process, I see you're annealing, trimming, chamfering inside and out, and removing the media from the flashhole, all in one process. Now, the time doesn't seem that bad to me... Good counter-point to the batch process I was taught to use when reloading.

[realgungho]

Very useful. Thanks.

[ignip]

thanks for the video.

[rtwill78]

Thank you, I knew the quick cooling was important, just was mistaken on the reason.

[mynxl]

Thanks for sharing.Excellent and complete method, just what I am looking.