Paul

at a much higher temperature, so it controls it a little better, but it reaches a higher temperature faster.

So that's my idea of using 950 or 1000.

Over-annealing it, if you're affecting the case head, over-annealing it.

If you're going too far down the body of the case, you're annealing.

You want to catch the neck and shoulder of the case, and you should see a color differentiation about a half inch below the shoulder case.

If I was going to buy a new annealer now, and I like EP Innovations, if I'm just a light hand loader, I'm not doing a lot.

EP Innovations is great.

But for me, doing the number of cases that I do, Burst Fire has now introduced an induction annealer.

case prep center on top of it.

And it's in the $600 range, which is really good because just a standard burst fire is about $300.

And if you look at a case prep center, they're almost $200.

So $100 more for the induction.

Yeah, that's the way to go.

If you do enough cases, I'm waiting for them to have one in stock.

I will be picking one.

No.

Bright spots below the shoulders that I thought were signed.

No.

Let's see if I can come up with a case here with it.

This is a 6GT brass.