AMP MATE Tutorial Video

[@Kito66j1]

I’ll consider this system once I get my robotics engineering degree.

[@jajordan2515251]

This exact video is all I needed to set it up. In fact I'm back here to watch it again a year later to recall how to set it up in demo mode. I've used several methods to anneal brass over my 20 years of reloading. This is, hands down, the best way for easy, repeatable results. (and I can safely do it indoors) Admittedly the most costly as well, but it's good quality, well made stuff. It's also well supported by the creators.

[@DLN-ix6vf]

I agree , just watched it and cannot believe what is required just to place an empty case in a hole. This whole annealing procedure needs an overhall to come up with a simple design to heat the neck of a brass case. I have done the math and over a 10 year period it's cheaper just to buy new brass and throw the old brass out. I shoot 223 twice a week 40rds. at a time. I have reloaded my Rem. & PMC brass 5 times now and zero problems. Just bought 500 rds. of Lepua & Norma brass and expect to get at least 10 firings out of them maybe more. In 10 years there will be new and improved machines like everything else nowadays.

[@barndweller4573]

I just received mine, wish me luck!

[@johnbarton1878]

Having trouble getting the machine alone, have been on the list for six months. Hopefully the supply for the loader is more plentiful than the AMP itself.

[@deeremeyer1749]

Why in the hell would there be more accessories available than base machines they accessorize?

[@barndweller4573]

WOW that looks complicated, I have an AMP ordered but I think at least for how I will just feed the cases manually.

[@mortenbreiland3984]

The automatic case feeder looks very intricate. Why not use a bolt action system like the rifle. Load the cases from a magazine or just drop them into the chamber and let a motorized bolt pull them out to throw them out on the side.

[@100fathead]

My favorite part is the no box cutter cutter symbol, while he's opening it with a box cutter. I know the symbol is just to get your attention, but funny nonetheless

[@David12005]

Excellent technology but I have the time to load each case manually.

[@deeremeyer1749]

I'd hope since the auto feeding system is considerably slower than manual feeding and "automatic" annealing machines don't get much slower than an AMP. Looks like plenty of free time is a requirement to be a potential customer.

[@jajordan2515251]

Bought mine over a year ago and still extremely happy with it. Depending on my free time at the range, I have close to a thousand .223, .300 AAC and .308 cases to process per month. No way am I doing that by hand. The price of the AMPMATE is more then justified for me.