I left them in the dehydrator for 24 hours no issues. Brass was 175 degrees shot it no problem. I think annealing is around 400 for lots of hours no b issues at lower temps tough
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You should be fine to shoot it. I've forgotten brass for about four hours at 185 degrees and loaded it right up. How many cases are we talking here? 100? 200? If you think they are too soft, shoot one round and inspect the case. If nothing cracked, then don't worry about it. If it did crack, then discard the rest of the cases.Comment
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Heh. I once left my .223 in the oven on 250 or so for about 6 hours. Thems was purple when they came out. But tossed them into the tumbler and washed them brassy again...7 Billion people on the planet. They aint ALL gonna astronauts. Some will get hit by trains...
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