This is a tool I've used for years for different things, from finding the lands, checking shoulder bump, chambering barrels and even cutting cone depth with an attachment I have inside that contacts a "datum" or reference point from an old bbl that transfers to the new one when cut. Super simple tool and comes in handy often.
This is a variation of my friend Speedy's method of finding touch point consistently but without all the trial and error or subjective feel. Anyway, pardon the accent. It's pure Southern Ky!
...Here goes.
This is a variation of my friend Speedy's method of finding touch point consistently but without all the trial and error or subjective feel. Anyway, pardon the accent. It's pure Southern Ky!
...Here goes.
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