Sinclair or Redding concentricity gauge

[46490]

Which one is better and why? I am upgrading from my RCBS.

 

[Straightshooter1]

Which one is better and why? I am upgrading from my RCBS.

I have the Sinclair gauge for quite some time now and it works smooth and consistent over a range on cases and cartridges I've applied to it. What probably best describes my preference is this:

 

[Bill Norris]

I use the Sinclair gauge and find it does a great job.

 

[Big Mc]

Which one is better and why? I am upgrading from my RCBS.

I like the Sinclair. But that is the only one i have used. Tommy Mc

 

[RegionRat]

Those two are about the same. The Redding has a slant bed design which is nice.

The one I use the most I have had the longest, the NECO gage.

There are some things about the 21st Century and the Accuracy One that I like too, but I still revert to the NECO gage if I had to take just one tool with me that can do it all. YMMV

 

[tsyarnall]

Of the two, I like the Sinclair. I purchased a 21st Century Shooting Concentricity Gauge about 3 years ago and I really like it. That’s what I use now.

 

[mikecr]

They're both v-block, functioning the same.
I like Sinclair's ball contact. Redding's slant adjustment would be nice.

 

[Kittitas George]

I like the Sinclair, from 17 HH to 300 Mag. Quality tools!!!!