Case Prep Tools

Just learning about neck tension. This is a much need tool to aid in accuracy by insuring each cartridge had the same neck tightness. I am just learning but I think I understand why neck tension is necessary.
As for the tool.

Works great but there are a couple of thinks that could be improved.

The tool caliber needs to be stamped on the tool somewhere because the tools all look alike.

It would help if the diameter steps could be identified also.

This is a quality tool that should be on every reloaders bench.

I installed mine of the vintage Lyman wooden handle.

Well where do I start.
1. A very good price
2. Packaging for shipping very good
3. Shipping time to the UK very fast.
4. Ease of use, well once the correct voltage was it was very straightforward watched the YouTube video a couple of times and followed the instructions given on that, within 20 minutes I was annealing. . 223 brass like lightening once I had got a timing correctly set and made a note of the new setting then on to the.303 British. .300 RUM. 45/70 and the. .338wm .458wm and next week I have 500+ 338 Lap to run through it.
Just dial up the setting and off you go, I can't praise it enough, heat transfer on the caese is about 1/64" to eachother. Spot on burstfire very good and well thought out with the attachment motors on top. With that said I have to get back to it only a couple of thousand more cases to get through 👍👍

This is a great addition, the only problem is the short cases ( when the machine is fully loaded some of the cases tend to fall off and mix with the already annealed cases. To solve this I made a GATE to keep them in place . I think this is such a great product I plan to trade in and upgrade to the induction model .

makes perfect anealing so easy and fast. the case prep station on top is great too, im happy with the purchase, highly reccomend. Easy setup

I purchased the Burstfire annealer after shopping around for about a year. I'm glad I chose the Burstfire annealer. So far I have run 500 .56-50 Spencer, 500 .44 Russian and some .50-90 Sharps brass. Also ran them thru the case prep tools on top. I got the shorty ramp and the top tray with the annealer. A couple of adjustments between calibers and away it goes. You can't overload the hopper or gravity will take over a cause the brass to bunch up but once you learn the ins and outs of the Burstfire annealer it's a great machine.

Having done a good amount of reloading with hand tools, this has easily been one of the best purchases for reloading to help speed up the process!

Used for both .308 and .357 magnum so far, the additional small caliber adapter helped out tremendously with shorter cases.

Unfortunately mine was damaged during shipping, contacted Burstfire and they offered to replace it or send me all the parts needed to fix at no charge to me! I had the parts in a few days, it was very easy install them and in no time I had it up and running. This thing is a dream to operate! Would definitely recommend adding this to your reloading toolbox!

Tickled to death

This fit perfectly and catches the trimmings. Easy to vacuum when done.

Very well made. Does a great job. Be advised the deburr tool doesn’t work on 17 cal. at this time. Later production will

Much better than the one I had from Anneal Eez.
The only thing that I would change is the location of the power cord. It should be on the left side away from the wheels. But not a big deal

Got one of the first fun of the new induction annealer and it is a great piece of equipment. Great company as well.

Thank you for making an affordable induction annealer. This thing works well and is extremely easy to use. I even tried loading cases backwards to see what would happen and the feed ramp spun them back around.

Its a bit wonky to set up, but once it is set up, it runs like a race car.
I have done 223 and 308. Both run at about 10 or 12 cases per minute, maybe faster. Its totally automated once you set it up. You just have to keep the hopper full of cases, which is not easy because it is so fast.