more uniform early ignition/case/bullet release.
so educate me on exactly which properties of the annealing process affects the ignition and the bullet release ?
I know it affects the malleability and the ductility but what do those properties have to do with ignition and bullet release?
I thought ignition had primarily to do with variations in the primer/powder choice/powder fill. I wasn't that making the neck and shoulder a bit softer would affect ignition.
the only study I have seen is this one by AMP
https://www.ampannealing.com/articles/57/annealing-under-the-microscope/
and none of the results showed a consistent ES or vertical POI in the annealed section of any of the tests or a steady increase in the ES in the non annealed cases in the study
If a machine which claims a "perfect" anneal cannot provide a consistent ES/vertical POI in the hands of world class shooters then why should I bother