I swiped a Brown&Sharpe #730 indicator test stand out of the machine shop(replaced with larger/longer pce).
It now lives in the reloading room,and is the basis for my concentricity tool/gage.Works fine.I want to expand its usefulness to start checking neck thickness,am now using a tube mic.
The question.....is the Redding case neck gage,"design" accurate enough for gaging before/after neck turning?I'll make it to slide on the above 730.
Not selling,just trying to take a logical next step up from a tube mic.And keep to an existing"footprint" on the reload bench space.Got a bunch of nice indicators.
It now lives in the reloading room,and is the basis for my concentricity tool/gage.Works fine.I want to expand its usefulness to start checking neck thickness,am now using a tube mic.
The question.....is the Redding case neck gage,"design" accurate enough for gaging before/after neck turning?I'll make it to slide on the above 730.
Not selling,just trying to take a logical next step up from a tube mic.And keep to an existing"footprint" on the reload bench space.Got a bunch of nice indicators.
