Bullet Runout

[gunaddict62791]

Looking into getting a concentricity gauge, which one do you use/recommend.

For now i just use the redneck method to measuring bullet runout. All i do is look in my ammo box of 50 and if all i have left is 10 i know im about to runout

[frequent misser]

I have a sinclair and really like it. It is fully adjustable so it can measure just about any round you can come up with.

[flashhole]

I picked up the Forster tool over Christmas and it works well but requires the use of their pilots to check neck wall thickness. The pilots have to be purchased separately.

[Boss Hoss]

This is the one I use---replaced the gauge with one that went to .0000.

H&H Concentricity Gauge and Bullet Straightener « Daily Bulletin

[flashhole]

That H&H looks like a nice product. How much did that set you back?

[Harvey/ Ga]

Originally Posted by gunaddict62791

Looking into getting a concentricity gauge, which one do you use/recommend.

For now i just use the redneck method to measuring bullet runout. All i do is look in my ammo box of 50 and if all i have left is 10 i know im about to runout

Depends on how much you want to spend. Sinclair International sells them. I have an old Bonanza (now Forester)gauge that works with most cartridges. Hornady also makes one that's a bit easier to setup the dial indicator then the Forester.

[flashhole]

That's my gripe about the Forster tool too. They could have done a much better job with the gage setup.