Plug gauge set question
by brionic 
, Tuesday, December 31, 2013, 16:19 (3923 days ago)
Are inexpensive ZZ type plug gauges "good enough" for bore measurements? I'm looking at a .250-.500" set.
Ordinarily, I stay away from made in China garbage, but even some of the more expensive sets seem to be made abroad. I have seen, multiple times, the same tools rebranded for various sellers and don't want to pay extra merely for packaging.
I've seen Grizzly thrown about as an affordable set, plus there is a 99 set on Amazon.
Merry New Year to all of you!
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Plug gauge set sources
Try pricing the set at Enco and some of the other suppliers also.
I hate having no use for about 80% of the pins that I have in my set, but the onesthat I have used sure have been useful on several different calibers.
A coworkers 45 LC was interesting cylinder throat vs barrel diameter.
Cylinder throats were way oversize, but it shot decently with Lee's 255 grainer from his report back to me.
Funny thing is I bought that mold to cast lead slugs to shoot out of a 45 caliber smokepole with oversize barrel dimensions
Ruger single-action .45's . . .
. . . have a history of "interesting" throat dimensions. So far, every one I've had (both OM and NM) was way undersized in all the throats, and also not round or even consistent across a single cylinder.
Thx; good tips.
by brionic , Wednesday, January 01, 2014, 22:21 (3922 days ago) @ brionic
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