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Worth it i did the the digital display upgrade someone posted on Calguns, well built easy to use and a good deal. only the drop pan is pretty small upgraded to a 12inch stainless steel drywall mud pan works great!
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I have one. It's got probably, oh, 10k pieces through it. Pretty pleased. Make sure you get the wheels you need when ordering, as the guy kind of snubbed me when I asked to buy separately (though ultimately he did.)
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I made an annealed, I do not make them to sell because the tool is to simple. Many years ago while reloaders were talking in lofty terms about annealing I read a few articles and wrote a few rules that applied to annealing. After I got the rules together I made the machine based on the rules.
I took a few pieces to a gun show and placed them on the table, I could not generate any interest in the annealer because everyone wanted to tell me what it should look like. I gave them more credit than they deserved I honestly thought they could look at it and then determine how it was used and how to make their own. I was wrong. F. Guffey |
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Or, make your own.
http://www.carolinashootersclub.com/...-parts.226331/ Update: http://www.carolinashootersclub.com/...roduct.225488/ For the price of an Anealeez, I figured I could buy parts to make three anealers for two of my life long buddies and myself. Finished my test unit a few days ago. Eventually I'll make it cleaner and nicer. Just wanted to figure out the layout and equipment. One cool upgrade is to add a proximity sensor, with it your anealer will not double or miss feed. More info: https://www.ar15.com/forums/Armory/D...434088/?page=1 Best of luck. |
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One thing though. a little time spent working a gear ratio out you only need one timer to control both functions with one more and one idler shaft. |
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