Burst fire induction annealer

[precision1]

Looks like they have one being limited release as of now and full production by September!
$625 !

Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere on forum but glad to see competition for other top two models much higher priced!

 

[Oklahoma Jim]

Mine is supposed to be delivered tomorrow! I'm looking forward to trying it. I have a Burstfire flame annealing machine and I like it, but I want to try induction annealing.

 

[precision1]

Mine is supposed to be delivered tomorrow! I'm looking forward to trying it. I have a Burstfire flame annealing machine and I like it, but I want to try induction annealing.

Let me know how you like it.

from watching set up vids I like this machine.
No extra parts to buy I can tell ,no sacrifice case like amp but yout still probably gonna scrap a few.setup seems about some as quickanneal? almost identical? I think lol

Idk I'm not an expert on any of these machines but like the looks of the burst fire.

 

[Oklahoma Jim]

Will do. I like the case prep stations on the Burstfire units too.

 

[vonb]

This will be interesting to watch. I have the AMP MK II and I love it. However, it's good to see competition. The AMP is some big $$$$.

 

[CADDIE5]

Ordered my Burstfire Induction annealer. Getting one from September batch. Desmond answered all of my questions.

 

[Oklahoma Jim]

I received my Burstfire induction annealer! It works beautifully and the set-up was very easy and straightforward. I took a couple of videos, but I'm having trouble getting them posted.

 

[precision1]

I received my Burstfire induction annealer! It works beautifully and the set-up was very easy and straightforward. I took a couple of videos, but I'm having trouble getting them posted.

Sweet!

 

[boltfluter]

Sweat!

If he is "sweating " he is to close to the annealer! Lol

 

[209jones]

I can wait til I see some user reports on them over the next year or so, haven't really seen anything but promos and basic setup so far. Seems like it's well thought out, depends on the components they used I guess, such as the heating coils and how they stand up and what they cost to replace as necc. Also like to see a cheaper version w/o the prep ctr, I don't need that.

 

[Straightshooter1]

I can wait til I see some user reports on them over the next year or so, haven't really seen anything but promos and basic setup so far. Seems like it's well thought out, depends on the components they used I guess, such as the heating coils and how they stand up and what they cost to replace as necc. Also like to see a cheaper version w/o the prep ctr, I don't need that.

Me too.

Am very curious about its longevity.

And. . . I really have to use for such a prep center in my precision reloading process.

 

[HTSmith]

This could be a game changer. I can't afford the AMP

 

[digger11]

Look at the Annie annealer as well. They are located in california

 

[Raydee]

I received my BF annealer today and ran a hundred 6BR cases though it. I ended up on setting 82, which seemed about right and flew through the cases pretty quickly. The only thing I don't understand is how it calculates the exact time that it anneals? I mean with other machines it looks like it must sense the case dropping in place and then starts a timer? With the BF if the wheel picks up a piece of brass in two different spots won't that effect the annealing time since the machine has no idea how long the case has been in the coil. Maybe that small amount of time is not enough to matter?

 

[precision1]

I received my BF annealer today and ran a hundred 6BR cases though it. I ended up on setting 82, which seemed about right and flew through the cases pretty quickly. The only thing I don't understand is how it calculates the exact time that it anneals? I mean with other machines it looks like it must sense the case dropping in place and then starts a timer? With the BF if the wheel picks up a piece of brass in two different spots won't that effect the annealing time since the machine has no idea how long the case has been in the coil. Maybe that small amount of time is not enough to matter?

Hmm I'd like to hear more from what your saying?
Seems to run really smooth from vids I've seen.
Between the wheel and the platform that holds case in coil .
Seems very accurate to me but maybe your seeing something as a owner I'm not

 

[Raydee]

Hmm I'd like to hear more from what your saying?
Seems to run really smooth from vids I've seen.
Between the wheel and the platform that holds case in coil .
Seems very accurate to me but maybe your seeing something as a owner I'm not

Nope, just overthinking like always

I spoke to the owner yesterday and after closer inspection it does not matter where the wheel picks up the brass because it releases the brass when the wheel is in a certain location each time.

 

[precision1]

Nope, just overthinking like always

I spoke to the owner yesterday and after closer inspection it does not matter where the wheel picks up the brass because it releases the brass when the wheel is in a certain location each time.

Ok good deal.

 

[boltfluter]

Looks like this may be some serious competition for the Amp annealer at a reasonable price point. Time will tell.
Paul

 

[HTSmith]

Hey keeping this thread alive. Hoping to get some reports. Thanks

 

[TRSR8]

One in our club, custom BR reloading room. I’ve used it several times and the thing is a great machine.
Only issue I’ve seen is with turned necks you need to creep up on ideal setting ( PPC necks .262-.269 .