Thread: Annealing, neck turning all that attention to neck tension and true Centering

Originally Posted by 10-Ring

It's not a magical answer to accuracy as you say. However, in an accurate firearm with a good shooter, uniform neck tension is something that contributes to increased accuracy. As repeatable accuracy comes from consistency of all factors involved. Some of the world's best competition shooters use the AMP annealer. They wouldn't be doing that if it was a waste of time and money.

I deffinately agree any induction annealing is worthwhile....now. Made my own regular gas one but i could never get my sd and es right down with it. I got far better results just shooting a no neck turn chamber and loading the brass back up after a shoulder bump.