6.5x47 bullet seating?

[Scorpion168]

Thanks for the info. I like that bullet comparator. Easy to use.

 

[gshooter]

Where can I get the guage that's pictured?

 

[Scorpion168]

Sinclair

 

[gshooter]

The one I'm asking about is the one that's pictured on page one of this thread. It is not from Sinclair. Where can I get one?

 

[jcampbellsmith]

The one I'm asking about is the one that's pictured on page one of this thread. It is not from Sinclair. Where can I get one?

http://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading-equipment/measuring-tools/bullet-comparator-inserts/sinclair-bullet-sorting-stand-prod38769.aspx

Then scroll down.

Regards JCS

 

[gshooter]

Ok, got it. I was only aware of the hex nut. Somehow I missed that one.

 

[JBO]

This really works well.

http://greensrifles.com/New_Products.html

 

[savagedasher]

I just tested a6.5x 47 varmint type gun.
Using hunting and VlD type bullets
All were set to 2.800
Both bullets shot around .800 at 100
Install a RAS tuner brake Both bullets shot .300 All the bullets were set at2.800
Larry

 

[/VH]

This really works well.

http://greensrifles.com/New_Products.html

I'll second this, JBO, for both comparators shown on that page. I'll also state that Bob Green is a great guy to deal with and was very helpful.

Both types of his comparators are extremely well made. I always use the "stem to ogive" comparator and it works great as long as you keep your seating force fairly consistent.

I find myself using the Sinclair "sorting stand comparator" more so than the BG clamp on to check loaded rounds, just because I don't care to have my calipers tied up with it clamped on but that's just a personal preference. It is a very good gage and doesn't necessarily have to be clamped on either but if it's not, it is more awkward for me than the Sinclair.