I read that before. He calls for 660-665, they don't make it. Another guy says 750 is the right temp, what's right?
Luke,I use the 650 degree and paint it below the shoulder as Dr. Howell suggests.
Quote:
"Annealing a longer area � neck, shoulder, and upper body, say � means there's a wider range of temperatures between the mouth of the case and the lower edge of the annealing area. The 650� melting crayon allows a range of about 10� to 15� Fahrenheit. You could use this crayon to mark the lower edge of the area to be annealed, or the other crayon to mark the upper portion of the annealing area."
I use this on all makes of brass including Lapua. I have never had a problem.
Happy reloading and unloading
.. BP...