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Annealing cases

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Post subject: Annealing cases

Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 1:02 am

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Comment about annealing cases
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Some of you probably already know this, but when you anneal cases, the time to do it is after your first cleaning but before re-sizing. The annealing process makes the metal contract just a bit, so that if you do it after re-sizing, the case mouth will be just a taste smaller than it ought to be. Sometimes, this makes trimming a little more difficult because the trimmer pilot will be a little tight.

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