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Reloading
Concentricity - setting up dies - runout
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<blockquote data-quote="mo" data-source="post: 511504" data-attributes="member: 5722"><p>Hard to argue with Mikecr on this subject! I can tell the H@H gauge is built really well. I have one. Mike is right about how it operates, if the H@H shows .001 on the gauge you can turn around and measure it on a Sinclair and it will have at least .004 if not more. My conclusion is I wasted my money on the H@H.</p><p> Now I just load and shoot! To hell with the gauges! Wind reading is my biggest factor! I can't tell the difference between a .001 and .004.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mo, post: 511504, member: 5722"] Hard to argue with Mikecr on this subject! I can tell the H@H gauge is built really well. I have one. Mike is right about how it operates, if the H@H shows .001 on the gauge you can turn around and measure it on a Sinclair and it will have at least .004 if not more. My conclusion is I wasted my money on the H@H. Now I just load and shoot! To hell with the gauges! Wind reading is my biggest factor! I can't tell the difference between a .001 and .004. [/QUOTE]
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