1000pcs of 308 brass, and I can still feel my hands!

[orkan]

I have never heard of anyone annealing after every firing. Do you think it makes a big diffrence?

This brass is already shooting 1/2 moa or less when new/unfired, so I can't see it making a "big" difference.

My main reason for doing it is to help get water out of the cases after tumbling. I figure if I'm going to anneal after several firings, then why not anneal every time and keep things consistent.

With an annealer like I have, it really isn't a big deal to do it every time. If I were doing it by hand, I wouldn't do it every time. It takes this machine about 5 seconds per case, including the time to rotate the next piece of brass into position.