I’m in the market for a new set of digital/electronic calipers for reloading. From all the research I’ve done, Mitutoyo seems to be a brand that gets high reviews. My question is what specific Mitutoyo model would you guys with a lot of experience recommend for general all-around reloading for...
I'm now running the following setup: Area 419 Zero 2 Press, Area 419 Full Length Micrometer Sizing Dies, Short Action Customs Infinity Arbor Seating Die, Amp Mark II Annealer, Amp Press, Henderson Trimmer, Primal Rights Primer, Ingenuity Precision Powder Trickler with Sartorius Scale, Mitutoyo calipers, Mitutoyo micrometer, Area 419 comparator ...
EQUIPMENT & MATERIALS: K&M Arbor Press with standard force pack and Mitutoyo dial indicator (0.001" ~ 1 lb of force; max = 150 lbs) K&M hollow die base LE Wilson Case Holder (H&H Magnum size) to hold cartridge body concentrically to and in-line with the press ram movement
Mitutoyo digital calipers, a digital mic, and a digital ball mic. Once you have all those and are comfortable with them, then you'll be able to get the correct SAC shoulder inserts.
The set comes with different heads for different cases and a chart to show which you need. For example I use the .420 diameter gauge on a 6.5 PRC case. Now, for me the key is a good set of calipers. I use Mitutoyo now after going through an absolute pile of cheaper crap. I literally have a draw full of harbor freight level china crap.
Nasdaq: Immix Biopharma Reports Class-Leading Safety Profile for CAR-T NXC-201 in Low-Volume AL Amyloidosis, On Track for BLA Submission