Learn How to Use a Micrometer and How to Use them For Precision Reloading
Learn how to read a micrometer and how to use them for precision reloading | K&M Precision Shooting Products | K+M Precision Reloading | Learn how to precision reload.
I did not watch the video as I understood how the vernier worked. But if I had, I would have noticed that the anvil has a ball on the end. The video does not indicate the ball diameter. However, some reloaders might want to know that this ball is larger than 0.172″, the inside diameter of a 17 caliber cartridge. The bottom line is, the tool works with calibers down to 20 cal (.204).
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I did not watch the video as I understood how the vernier worked. But if I had, I would have noticed that the anvil has a ball on the end. The video does not indicate the ball diameter. However, some reloaders might want to know that this ball is larger than 0.172″, the inside diameter of a 17 caliber cartridge. The bottom line is, the tool works with calibers down to 20 cal (.204).
Hey Michael, thanks for the feedback. We’ve added the following note on the product page: works with .20 cal and larger (Anvil ball diameter: 0.185″).