Ship us your brass cases and we will anneal them, or pop in and we can do them while you have a coffee!
Price is per 100x Cases annealed .
From the smallest case upto .338 Lapua Magnum
Consistency means repeatability, what you ultimately want in precision shooting; the bullet going the same place, time and time again. But having the brass ‘reset’ to a uniform hardness it means the neck tension is the same each time you shoot, reducing yet another variable.
Brass, like most metals, will become ‘work hardened’ with repeated use – that is, as you repeatedly stretch and then resize brass (firing, reloading), over time it becomes harder and more resistant to being worked. At the extreme end of things, this means the potential to split instead of expand in the chamber and on the more common end, it means inconsistency when reloading in regards to neck tension.
Much like a thin piece of steel – if you bend it back and forth enough times, the metal will eventually snap. Not ideal when we are talking about a controlled explosion happening very close to your face. Brass Annealing is the process of ‘rejuvenating’ the brass which has the result of prolonging brass life and increasing consistency. It’s basically (and literally) stress relief for your brass.
