Bullet concentricity guage

[AlNyhus]

FWIW, I modified the indicator on my Sinclair to reduce the spring tension. Easy to do and a nice improvement. -Al

 

[Eagle Six]

A concentricity gauge is a QC tool, like many other QC tools we may use. Some do, some don't. If you need a sanity check I would suggest Bourbon or Scotch.

 

[Dave M.]

Checked the forum and haven't seen anything in years on the subject.(most certainly using the search function wrong.)

Looking to get a concentricity guage. Looked at a few, and think I like the Sinclair with the dial indicator.

Any reason not to get this one? Any other options out there that are better, or within the same price range?

Any out there that can check bullet and neck all in one?


Thanks fellas,
Kevin

Certainly a lot better ways to improve your reloading process than to spend $200 on a concentricity gauge.

 

[Kevin1990]

Certainly a lot better ways to improve your reloading process than to spend $200 on a concentricity gauge.

Thank you for not expounding on your statement, but telling me not to do somthing. Lol

 

[Intheshop]

Kevin,get on Ebabe and snag a Brown&Sharpe catalog from the late 1930's..... should be <20$

In it,you'll see a dz ways to accomplish what you are trying to do.... amongst just about every other handloading "must have" inspection gage. IOW's go to the source instead of buying some reimagined thingamajig.

 

[Scott haywood]

Look on Ebay for a B-Squair bullet spinner. Especially if you make your own bullets, very good for checking what point up punch makes the best bullet. I have a Sinclair cartridge gauge and haven't messed with it in years, just another gadget that I thought I really needed...