Ken light bc 1000 annealer

Increases brass life and improves accuracy Hornet to cal..

The BC seems more mechanically sophisticated and refined while the Brass-O-Matic is simpler and can handle any size brass without having to invest more.

You will need two of these torches for the BC Cartridge Case Annealer.

Increases brass life and improves accuracy Hornet to cal.

It is a well engineered machine, I really like the whole heat sink concept with the water reservoir.

There are three wheels included with the annealing machine: #16, #18, and # The instruction manual is also included, as are two Bernz-o-matic.

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Iron Horse: Posts: 239; Joined: Tue Dec 30, 2003 2:42 am

Ken Light Automatic Case Annealer

Postby Iron Horse »

Does anyone have one of these annealers and do you think it is worth the $350.

Is it hard to setup to do a good job. Between my two rifles I have around 400 cases and the one at a time by hand thing is getting old. Thanks for any input.
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Kenny Wasserburger: Posts: 4942; Joined: Tue Sep 24, 2002 9:53 pm; Location: Gillette, Wyoming

Postby Kenny Wasserburger »

With my simple spinner Jim Terry makes, and my torch I do 100 cases a hour pretty easy.

The Ken Light Machine is way cool and is very well made.

The cases rotate while going around in the wheel and this allows the flame of the torches to evenly contact the neck/shoulder area.

I have seen Kelley O's and Dick Hanson's. Is it worth it? Depends on the amount of annealing y