Why I anneal (photo heavy)

Tim Oltersdorf said:
I use an Annealing Made Easy machine. I bought it when I was shooting prairie dogs and had to load a lot of cases. It costs about $1,500. That is expensive as hell but it works great and takes about 5 seconds/case. A word of warning: do not touch the annealed case until it cools off. Every one I know who has one of these machines, including myself, has done so and burned their fingers. Also do not put a loaded round or one with just an unfired primer in it into the machine. If you are annealing a lot of cases one with a live primer in it might be missed especially if you do not size the cases prior to annealing.
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That's pretty Kool and all,
I got to lookin, though and this thread is older than when this anealling machine was invented.
I might start trying to do some more anealing again soon.
 
I just read through this thread. We've come a long way Baby :) In an effort to spend most of the Nursing Home's Money, I bought an A M P two years ago> What's not to like?

I am an equipment freak to some degree I'll admit but why not stay up with the technology if you're only gonna end up giving it away in the end?
 
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do some serious research and reading on the AMP site. spend and cry once...yes i am an AMP user, i anneal all my brass every time.
 
Knowledge continues to be learned. Folks continue to scientifically find out stuff, folks continue to shoot long strings of shot to prove stuff. Th LD community has given us a lot over the last few years. Also, engineers, more of them are involved now, this hasn't hurt anything. :)
 
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