Annealing case machines?

[CROWMAN]

During shooting at my range last Saturday. I got talking to a member who annealed all his reloads using a AGS machine, it costs about £200-00, seller service was excellent.
This fellow member said that the rounds annealed dramatically improved the accuracy.
My query is do any other forum members have experience of annealing cases and what is their views on it and if possible owners of a ASG annealing machine.

Thanks for any/or replies.

[JB101]

It’s another procedure to add to the reloading sequence .Some say that it makes a difference, if you are using expensive brass it’ll keep it ‘good’ for longer .
Is it worth it? Also it depends upon what you are shooting such as F class where one needs all the help one can get 😁
I do have one of their earlier machine but have not got round to using it yet, similar ones are available along with considerably more expensive machines .


Attached link for info

https://youtu.be/2yOtCQsfJhU

[CROWMAN]

It’s another procedure to add to the reloading sequence .Some say that it makes a difference, if you are using expensive brass it’ll keep it ‘good’ for longer .
Is it worth it? Also it depends upon what you are shooting such as F class where one needs all the help one can get ��
I do have one of their earlier machine but have not got round to using it yet, similar ones are available along with considerably more expensive machines .


Attached link for info

https://youtu.be/2yOtCQsfJhU

Thanks for the link, I watched it over the weekend along with a few others on the subject.
Yes, it's results that matter.
I'm unfortunately not shooting F class due to age and not being good enough, but I believe the AGS machine is around the £200-00 mark
Would be good to read how owners of this machine have found it to use and any improved results in accuracy.

[BigDuncs]

I bought an AMP machine earlier this year and my lad, who is more interested in the detail than me, tells me that in his experience, after the 4th or so firing, annealing prevents/reduces springback after resizing - so the resized case remains the size as it was after being resized. Specifically referring to Lapua 6.5 CM cases.

I now anneal after every firing, to ensure consistency, and as it is a very quick process it's no hassle.

[JB101]

Some interesting comments here
https://forum.accurateshooter.com/th...3922696/page-5
Although it applies to bench rest some can be taken over to most ‘target shooting’

[aris]

Annealing gives you consistency. I don't do it as I'm not competitive, but that top shots use the AMP to get that one variable consistent for every single shot. Interesting video and quite an incredible machine.

[Davebean]

During shooting at my range last Saturday. I got talking to a member who annealed all his reloads using a AGS machine, it costs about £200-00, seller service was excellent.
This fellow member said that the rounds annealed dramatically improved the accuracy.
My query is do any other forum members have experience of annealing cases and what is their views on it and if possible owners of a ASG annealing machine.

Thanks for any/or replies.

Yes watch the flame and the colour of the case don't be tempted to use anything else
Apart from a cheap cordless drill and a cheap butane torch with a bucket of water and
That is all you need