Concentricity Gauges?

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What are the current options for concentricity gauges? Is the Accuracy One still the good standard? I bought a Hornady about 10 years ago, and i think I'd like to try one that I can also check the necks pre-loading so I have a feeling it might be time to upgrade.
 
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What are the current options for concentricity gauges? Is the Accuracy One still the good standard? I bought a Hornady about 10 years ago, and i think I'd like to try one that I can also check the necks pre-loading so I have a feeling it might be time to upgrade.
Ive had several over the years and the A1 is the best of them all
 
I have the 21st Century.

It is very precise. I'm happy with it except on flanged brass. The Accuracy One seems like it might be a bit better, but not sure.

Both of these are miles above the Hornady or RCBS.
 
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I know they're merchandised as 'concentricty gauge' but that's not what they measure, and not what you want.
What matters is runout,, total indicated runout (TIR).
Best for this is a V-Block setup.

The Accuracy One is beautiful

The standard is Sinclair's offering (what I use)

This is a less expensive 3D printed setup that you add a gauge to
 
I use a Sinclair, it has worked well for me.There may be better but for me I probably won't change.
 
Is it available for sale somewhere?
It is for sale on the website. Also if you purchase it come without the Gauge. You can also make extra anvils out of Nails instead of paying $17.00

There are also some for sale on EBay

There are videos on how to use on UTube
 
I have the 21st Century.

It is very precise. I'm happy with it except on flanged brass. The Accuracy One seems like it might be a bit better, but not sure.

Both of these are miles above the Hornady or RCBS.
I have the Hornady but I think it's time to upgrade. What do you mean by flanged brass?
 
It is for sale on the website. Also if you purchase it come without the Gauge. You can also make extra anvils out of Nails instead of paying $17.00

There are also some for sale on EBay

There are videos on how to use on UTube
Thalnks. I looked all over for that link, but it evaded me!
 

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