Have to say I was pretty disappointed in this one at the end of part II they promised
https://www.ampannealing.com/articles/42/annealing-under-the-microscope/
instead we get a infomercial so this post is a bit of a rant.
https://www.ampannealing.com/articles/46/annealing-under-the-microscope/
Their latest is more of a why you need to spend more money for the Aztec program sales pitch. At least that is all I gathered from it. The only reson I am posting a link is for the people here who are really into the tech side of the brass. I thought that those who are interested in brass consistency is might find something worthwhile in there.
It may also prove interesting for those who own the basic machine and want to be persuaded into spending another $200 for the PERFECT ANNEAL ( insert sound of angels singing here) after you already spent $1100. I think all the machines currently sold have the new tech along with a jacked up price and the Aztec software installed
They might think about doing a real people shooting real ammo at a shooting range study to see if annealing actually helps accuracy or case life or if it is just lab geek tech talk with no impact on real world shooting other than smoke, mirrors and snake oil
https://www.ampannealing.com/articles/42/annealing-under-the-microscope/
Our next series of tests will focus on further optimizing tensile pull test results. We will compare stainless steel tumbling with ultrasonic cleaning, and also test further lube options with particular attention to the inside neck surface.
instead we get a infomercial so this post is a bit of a rant.
https://www.ampannealing.com/articles/46/annealing-under-the-microscope/
Their latest is more of a why you need to spend more money for the Aztec program sales pitch. At least that is all I gathered from it. The only reson I am posting a link is for the people here who are really into the tech side of the brass. I thought that those who are interested in brass consistency is might find something worthwhile in there.
It may also prove interesting for those who own the basic machine and want to be persuaded into spending another $200 for the PERFECT ANNEAL ( insert sound of angels singing here) after you already spent $1100. I think all the machines currently sold have the new tech along with a jacked up price and the Aztec software installed
They might think about doing a real people shooting real ammo at a shooting range study to see if annealing actually helps accuracy or case life or if it is just lab geek tech talk with no impact on real world shooting other than smoke, mirrors and snake oil