New brass for standard cartridges is still under a buck each. Unless you can find someone within a very short driving distance, it will be cheaper to just buy brass. Mailing brass both ways cost more than new brass. I have brass with over 20 firings on it, never been annealed. Once a few start to crack in the necks, I toss that whole batch and replace them.
Get a torch and you can do it yourself..lots of methods from templac ( not sure if I spelled correct??) To dark room method to too hot to hold.....its really not that hard to do..or like dean suggested just buy new brass.
Looking for someone to annealed some brass?
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