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Helped my wife out as she is not to well with the flu and we have a competition shoot tomorrow my son will also be using her rifle so double the ammo required. I do not mind as I am to receive a present from her ordered it on Friday a new electronic annealing machine & pilots for all our calibers we shoot so I am a bit spoiled.
Would that be a Kase AnnealR, Cinders?Quote:
Originally Posted by CINDERS
Envious of your workspace, much better equipped and laid out than mine. Trust you're well rugged up out there at this time of year!
I see you make use of the ice cream tubs too...plus I use margarine tubs...
Hi Peter no that new one the AMP Annealing machine that BRT shooting supplies in QLD are selling at the moment watched a fair bit on various methods and tried some myself but this machine appears to be bang on as they have done exhaustive testing on a lot of calibers & case brands to get it perfect. It is something I have been waiting for that gets it bang on repeatedly and no gas required as I have been putting up with losing the odd case and neck tension that is a bit awry at times, I have tried neck turning but heck that just adds to the expense and time factor with regards to turning them as you then need bushing dies.
Once I have had it for a while I will inform you fellows here on my opinion believe me I need this unit as with 5 303's running, 3 Effies running, 1 full bore and a tactical all bolt guns different calibers the amount of brass I have to play with gets boggling at times.
And yep Peter it was a bit fresh out there today we had a cold front go through think it was about 9 degrees at lunch time also I built the benches for my shed still have more to do but its about 4.5 meters to the left and 4.5 meters to the Rt think I used 4" x 1 " pine boards tek screwed (countersunk) onto a steel frame I salved from a mine move and modified to suit my needs cut it in half and put a 90 degree in there its dyna-bolted down so it does not move very handy indeed.
Jim - yep the 2 ltr ones are the go for sure they line the whole of the bench to the left as I have 2 for each rifle except the 303's the 4 get a common Dirty/clean tubs all in but the T gets its very own containers as for the other 303's I fls each time so does not matter which weapon fires it they sure are handy also when your pulling a small aero engine down to hold the needle and piston etc plus we get to eat the ice cream.
I like the Persian rug in the workspace but probably wouldn't be a good idea in mine because I use welding equipment in my workspace/shed.
I got a fire ext and fire blanket within 3 strides by the side door, the rugs save the shells if you happen to drop one as I have found they always hit tip first or neck first bit like toast and margarine.