Burst fire anneler and case prep center

[Wolfdog91]

Anyone have one of these ? Was looking into getting an actual anneler to replace my drill and socket deal, also wanted to get a case prep center to speed up prep time and stumbled upon this.anyone have any experience with this set up ?

 

[JMayo]

That site is new to me. Seems to have allot of reloading stuff & bullets.
The All in One sounds like a good practical deal.... Not many reviews.
Snipershide has a small amount of info from last years opening of that company. I can see how it could be a very useful set up once a procedure was created.
Price makes me think ..hummm... Because all annealers are more expensive. But darn . . It sounds great.

If you get it let us know.

BR is my thing so all else is not.
Ps. I'm originally from Star Mississippi, just south of Jackson. So hello fellow Mississippian !

 

[rijndael]

Looks great. I'd pick that over my Annealeez, especially if they answer customer emails.

 

[RustyInBend]

Four words ... "I Love My AMP" ... OK ... it's actually three words and an acronym.

 

[Just Say Moe]

That looks pretty handy

 

[servant403]

That thing is awesome looking. And that price seems very reasonable.

 

[Blowout]

The draw back of this style unit is the drums can get real hot and even burn from the torch flame. The Burstfire website says they will replace the drum with an aluminum version later for free when they become available. I believe the Analeez has seen the same issue.

I made a DYI annealer with an aluminum pan that doesn't get hot from the flame. At first I was worried about the flame heating up the pan, but I've done over 500 308 cases in one session without anything getting overly hot.

The rotating tools onboard is a cool idea. I've seen where they lay the box on it's back when using tools attached. That way you can put a garbage can under it to catch the shavings.

It's hard to beat that price and get an annealer and prep station in one unit. Kudos to this company for designing this unit.