Annealing 17 Squirrel cases

[farmer44]

Can anyone tell me what setup there using to anneal these small cases?

[Harmon]

I use Todd Kindler annealling tip #2. Put them on a cookie sheet with about 1/4" water. That tip is circular so you get the whole case at once. I use it, to anneal all my brass, but it works very well with my 17 and 22 squirrel.

[georgeld]

Search this board for annealing and you'll get all the education you wish for.

[Iowa Fox]

Originally Posted by Harmon

I use Todd Kindler annealling tip #2. Put them on a cookie sheet with about 1/4" water. That tip is circular so you get the whole case at once. I use it, to anneal all my brass, but it works very well with my 17 and 22 squirrel.

That's the same set up I use. I like it a lot for annealing.

[farmer44]

Thanks everyone for the info.

[Harmon]

After you anneal each one just tip it over in the water. It really is very simple and the annealing tip # 2 is worth the money. I think it's like 65.00.

[jpstratton]

Originally Posted by Harmon

I use Todd Kindler annealling tip #2. Put them on a cookie sheet with about 1/4" water. That tip is circular so you get the whole case at once. I use it, to anneal all my brass, but it works very well with my 17 and 22 squirrel.

Anyway you can post up a pic of the #2 tip?

[Harmon]

Sure, give me a second.

[Harmon]

Here it is, I'm sure you can make it easily, but I like to buy from the people, especially Todd, who has done so much for the small calibers I love to shoot.

[Harmon]

Here is my 17 Squirrel, I like it so much I just bought a 22 squirrel. I'm waiting to pick up the 22 squirrel now.