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    stangfish
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    Again. When the brass starts getting to a point where annealing is required the shoulder will loose the ability to be bumped back in a consistent way. It will become "springy". You dont have to do it this way, but you will not begin to realize the benefits unless you do. This was covered in #11 and 14 posts.
    Last edited by stangfish; 06-26-2013 at 06:44 PM.

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