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H�ctor Carlos Roveda
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Annealing: after o before resizing in military cases? Thanks in advance, Hector
 
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Never, unless you start getting split necks; Military case necks have been annealed at the factory.
 
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Unless I'm doing some serious wildcat case changes I don't anneal any case until the 5th or 6th reloading. UNLESS I start having issues.


As usual just my $.02
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I used to do it each 4th cycle on brass. Now each load as I have acquired an annealing "machine" and it is a joy to watch. ES and accuracy improved.

Always before sizing for me.
 
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Thank you at all, Hector
 
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