Just received my sparkly new Burstfire Comp Edge Pro - their new annealing machine - a cut-down version of their standard machine, without the case prep tools. Small footprint and as it turns out, easy to set up.
Nothing particularly different from the Annealeze, Ugly and other similar products other than it's supported here in the US and the older model has had pretty good reviews.
Without too much effort, I managed to anneal 200 pieces of 308 today, and a sample of 50 went through the press afterwards and the neck tension was a consistent two thousandths.
Another 50 that went thru' the press without annealing had neck tensions that were all over the place, so at least I'm getting neck consistency out of the exercise.
All I need to do now is start sorting my brass by headstamp.
Nothing particularly different from the Annealeze, Ugly and other similar products other than it's supported here in the US and the older model has had pretty good reviews.
Without too much effort, I managed to anneal 200 pieces of 308 today, and a sample of 50 went through the press afterwards and the neck tension was a consistent two thousandths.
Another 50 that went thru' the press without annealing had neck tensions that were all over the place, so at least I'm getting neck consistency out of the exercise.
All I need to do now is start sorting my brass by headstamp.
