This gauge also checks 6 x 45 chambers. Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace†is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair accuracy. For instance, unsupported brass fired in...
This gauge also checks 6 x 45 chambers. Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace†is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair accuracy. For instance, unsupported brass fired in...
This gauge also checks 6 x 45 chambers. Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace†is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair accuracy. For instance, unsupported brass fired in...
Use to check 284 Win. , 22-284, 6mm-284, 25-284, 6.5-284, 270-284, 30-284, & 35-284 Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace” is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair...
This gage also checks 22-284, 6mm-284, 25-284, 6.5 -284, 270-284, 30-284, 35-284 chambers Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace” is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair...
When used in conjunction with the Datum Dial (DD1010) the tool measures the relative distance of a bullet or cartridge to a point on the bullet's ogive. For 224, 243, 264, 284, and 308 bullets. May be used: Before seating operations to check factory bullet/cartridge consistency. After seating operations to check the setup and consistency of your reloading process. Case and bullet/cartridge...
When used in conjunction with the Datum Dial (DD1010) the tool measures the relative distance of a bullet or cartridge to a point on the bullet's ogive. For 17, 204, 257, 277, and 338 bullets. May be used: Before seating operations to check factory bullet/cartridge consistency. After seating operations to check the setup and consistency of your reloading process. Case and bullet/cartridge...
Accurate performance from your ammunition is absolutely dependent on uniformity of both the bullet and the case. Achieving that uniformity is not possible without an accurate, reliable measuring device. Forster's exclusive Co-Ax® Case & Cartridge Inspector provides you with the ability to ensure uniformity by measuring three critical dimensions: Neck wall thickness, Case neck...
Easy to use Ammo measurement system gives you the data you need to refine your case sizing and bullet seating operations. This complete kit includes one Datum Dial tool for checking cartridge cases, Both bullet/Cartridge dials for use with 17 cal, 204, 224, 243, 257, 264, 277, 284, 308, and 338 bullets, laminated chart showing common datum diameters, instructions and storage box. (caliper is...
6.5 Creedmoor Go Gauge Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace” is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair accuracy. For instance, unsupported brass fired in a rifle action...
6.5 Creedmoor No Go Gauge Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace” is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair accuracy. For instance, unsupported brass fired in a rifle action...
Every gunsmith knows that proper use of a headspace gage is the most reliable way to test the length of a rifle chamber. “Headspace” is the distance between the face of the breech and the base of the cartridge when the action is closed, and excessive headspace can be dangerous as well as impair accuracy. For instance, unsupported brass fired in a rifle action with excessive headspace...
Reloading ammunition requires attention to many criticalcartridge dimensions, including case length, neck and base diameters, overalllength, primer pocket depth, etc. Verifying these dimensions is quick andconvenient with the Frankford Arsenal Calipers. The calipers are accurate towithin .001-Inch. The calipers allow you to measure inside and outsidediameters, plus depths. You will find them...
The Frankford Arsenal® Intellidropper is the most advanced, intelligent and precise electronic powder measure on the market today. The Intellidropper features a proprietary powder calibration button for fast and accurate powder measurements. Auto and manual trickle capability with up to 250 grains of powder per throw. Holds more than 7,000gr (1lb) of powder and offers +/- 0.1 grain accuracy....
Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Precision Scale delivers extreme accuracy for precise measurement of powder, bullets, cases or loaded rounds. Featuring 1500 grain capacity with 1/10 grain accuracy, you will be able to achieve the maximum potential of your handloads. An integrated clear plastic cover protects the scale during storage and transport. The large hi-contrast backlit display is easy...
The Frankford Arsenal Powder Trickler allows very small amounts of powder to be dispensed to achieve precise load weights. Dust/moisture covers protect powder while in the trickler. The Frankford Arsenal® Powder Trickler is designed to work for all powder types, scales and supporting reloading equipment. Synthetic Dust Cover that doubles as a non-skid base Increased height to fit almost...
Bullet Comparator Inserts are designed for use with the Lock-N-Load® Bullet Comparator; it eliminates variables when measuring the over-all length of a bullet. Bullet length can vary a few thousandths due to material variation and tip finish. The Lock-N-Load®Bullet Comparator Inserts allow the reloader to measure the bullet from the base to a specific point on the ogive, which has...
Bullet Comparator Inserts are designed for use with the Lock-N-Load® Bullet Comparator; it eliminates variables when measuring the over-all length of a bullet. Bullet length can vary a few thousandths due to material variation and tip finish. The Lock-N-Load®Bullet Comparator Inserts allow the reloader to measure the bullet from the base to a specific point on the ogive, which has...
Measuring cartridge lengths across the bullet tips is not a reliable (or repeatable) method for measuring loaded rounds. Its common for variations of up to .025" to exist from one round to the next. The Hornady Bullet Comparator measures rounds from the ogive to provide consistent, precise measurements. You can also use it to check uniformity of bullets from base to ogive. The Hornady Bullet...
