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Thread: Should copper jackets be annealed?

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    Should copper jackets be annealed?

    I acquired a bunch of copper jackets and I want to know if I should anneal them or not. I have always used casings in the past. I was worried annealing might damage them.

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    Use them as is, no need to anneal them.
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    Thanks, can’t wait to see how they go.

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    Jackets from the factory requires no annealing. Jackets made from home are required.

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