Okay, I know that I am starting to sound like some sort of nut, but I like to get things right. All of my brass has been cleaned and now annealed (200 rds). After they have hit the water what would be the best way to speed up the drying process? Can I place then in the oven at 100+ degrees for a short period of time to speed up the evaporation process? After this I hope not to bore you all with my stupid questions. Thanks for your help.
Annealed Brass?
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Yes, dry in the oven on very low heat. When I need dry brass fast that is what I do, other times I will just lay it out in a warm dry room until it is dry.
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Or don't dump them in water to begin with. I hated drying so now I use the drill with a socket in the chuck method. Heat it up then remove the case with a wet rag. Cools it down instantly and avoids having to dry the brass.
