22lr rim gauge, where are they?

[6.5x55swm]

I am looking for a 22lr rim thickness gauge, one with a dail indicator would be great, don't know where to look in canada

 

[cangunnut]

This is the gauge
ht tp://www.ebay.com/itm/Rimfire-rim-thickness-measuring-gauge-22LR-22-17-Mach2-Raven-Eye-Custom-Sub-MOA-/321559564853

This is the dial indicator but you can get one from any tool supplier in canada
ht tp://www.ebay.ca/itm/Dial-Indicator-0-1-Inch-Range-0-001-Inch-Graduations-DI-1-/370992245704?hash=item5660dc6bc8:g:4EsAAOSwgApXAoj8

 

[6.5x55swm]

That not it, thanks

 

[RabidM4U5]

Sorting rims won't make bad ammo shoot well, good ammo is so consistent in rim thickness that measuring is a waste of time. I'd rather spend the money on a nice case of beer...

 

[grauhanen]

Rabid is right. Of all the accuracy improving efforts one could undertake, sorting for rim thickness is among the least productive. Get good ammo and practice. That's the surest way to improve results -- assuming the rifle is not compromised by other issues that deserve attention and shooting technique is sound.

 

[Rod B]

I agree with Rabid & Grauhanen. Life is too short to be spending time measuring rim thickness, spend the time with good ammo & more time at the range.

 

[ronnie01]

Seat time and good ammo,is your best approach.Honing your skill set.It's also fun.

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