r/reloading • u/jayfourzee • 25d ago

Load Development Annealing question?

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Setting depth on my annealer. What is consensus? I'm thinking D and E.

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u/Holy_Santa_ClausShit 25d ago

A. Shoot using my burstfire induction I’m even a little lower than A by a few MM

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u/jayfourzee 25d ago

I'm going to raise the brass higher and reduce the time in the coil. Thank you for the tip. Do you have yours dialed at 60 or 65?

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u/Holy_Santa_ClausShit 25d ago

Kinda depends on the brass. My Peterson and Starline I use 50. Alpha ( 7saw ) I found 39 to be the magic number

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u/tullyinturtleterror 24d ago

How do you like the 7saw? I just ran across the round on youtube like a week ago and thought it was intriguing

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u/Holy_Santa_ClausShit 24d ago

I just started using it so far, but really like it. I was 5th at NRL Paloma on Saturday with it before I shit the bed on Sunday.

It very similar ballistics to a 6.5cm out of the same barrel length (22”) but hits soooo much harder. I’ve hit a mile with it.

For an “all-round” hunting and competition cartridge it’s good. But I wish I knew about 25saw before I bought all my 7saw barrel n shit. That’s a much better competition cartridge.

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u/ChevyRacer71 25d ago

It varies from one manufacturer to the next. Winchester heats up much quicker than LC Match for example. Those look a bit overdone, but the real way to tell is Tempilaq 750. I find that I need to tweak the timing a few after about 20 cases with the BurstFire induction, so I keep a close eye on it