K&M Arbor press with Force Measurement and Dial Indicator – tell me more.

[bozo699]

Hi Wayne,

I stand corrected. The gun actually already shoots 10 round sub-MOA already but as a Type A, I would certainly agree that it should be able to do better! Perhaps this is the ticket?

jlow,
Like I said you may have to weigh the benefit/money ratio as it may not be worth it but a better fit is always a good thing, personally I don't think on a factory rifle I would consider it, I was just saying. If I had the reamer for the chamber however I definitely would build a custom seating die
Wayne.

 

[jlow]

Looks like he may have moved to MI? The address for K&M at their website says West Olive, MI, and I know I had to pay state tax when I buy direct from him.

 

[bozo699]

Looks like he may have moved to MI? The address for K&M at their website says West Olive, MI, and I know I had to pay state tax when I buy direct from him.

jlow,
The "Ken" Dave is talking about doesn't own K&M anymore, that's why the difference in locations.
Wayne.

 

[jlow]

Got you - thanks!

 

[fguffey]

https://www.1967spud.com/shop/reloa...ss-with-force-measurement-and-dial-indicator/

I have said over and over and over etc. this forum is infatuated with neck tension, I always thought it strange reloaders are impressed with the phrase 'neck tension'. Me? I never got into it because I have tension gages and I have deflection gages that measure in pounds with out a conversion to tensions.

The K&M tool reminds me of my tension gages, .001" is equal to 1 pound. I have always thought reloaders would be better off if they invested in bath room scales. I understand the bath room scales could get complicated of the reloader does not understand the concept of 'zeroing'.

Again, I am the fan of bullet hold, I want all the bullet hold I can get, I would use tension but there is no way to convert tensions to pounds.

F. Guffey