These machines sure make the job a lot easier.

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https://i.imgur.com/mqHEX35.mp4

https://imgur.com/ZG8q3uQ

I guess that you can't direct link on here.

I've had one for a few years now. Pretty nifty, I use it for my wildcats.....400 nd 35 Whelen 30 br and a few other wildcats...sure does cut down on split necks.

You need two click on BBC code; Not Linked BBC code. That is why your pics didn't show up here but back on your IMGUR page.

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Originally posted by dpcd:
You need two click on BBC code; Not Linked BBC code. That is why your pics didn't show up here but back on your IMGUR page.

That's the first thing that I did. I'm used to doing that on still images:

Hello,
That looks like it works really well. Is it difficult or time consuming to change it to a different case? It looks like maybe the two case grabber wheels need to be swapped or something.
Thanks!

Thank you!

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Originally posted by Littlebluetruck:
Hello,
That looks like it works really well. Is it difficult or time consuming to change it to a different case? It looks like maybe the two case grabber wheels need to be swapped or something.
Thanks!

The slots in the wheels are pretty generously sized, they don't grab the cases, they just move them from place to place. There's only the one set of wheels.

It handles all the cases that I've tried so far without any adjustments. I've used it with 6mm ARC, 22.250 AI, 243, 6.5x284, 270 and 7mm Rem Mag without changing anything.

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Originally posted by Saeed:
Our test

Your test agrees very closely with my testing with my 6.5x284 and 243 that I used in 1,000 yard matches.

The differences between annealed and the not annealed cases is significant. With improvements of 25-40% in groups sizes, SD and extreme spread in cases that have been fired in the same gun with the same load.

I had some match cases that had between 10 and 12 firing without annealing and the group size, SD and extreme spread differences resulted in a 50%-70% improvements after annealing them.

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Originally posted by Littlebluetruck:
Hello,
That looks like it works really well. Is it difficult or time consuming to change it to a different case? It looks like maybe the two case grabber wheels need to be swapped or something.
Thanks!

No it isn't difficult to change the wheels. Its just timing and they have a YouTube video showing it, its simple.