hey guys what do you recommend for a high grade pellet headsizing gauge to measure the head sizes of the pellets in any given tin.
what do you use and how do you find it improves accuracy
what do you use and how do you find it improves accuracy
pelletts gauges
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Pelletgage was designed and first produced in 2015 for measuring the diameter of pellet heads. It is capable of determining head size within +/- 0.01 mm (0.0004 in) by a "go/no-go" process, with ten precision apertures cut into special sheets of fine grain stainless steel. It comes in .177, .20, .22, .25, and .30 calibers. Many users report immediate improvement. A few have used it to re-size heads, but this was not the design intent. It provides a way to determine the head size that works best for a given barrel, and then to assure that any new lot is within that range. For competition, shooters can sort out pellets within a narrow range easily.
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A google search will show many references. Tom Gaylord (AKA "BB Pelletier") wrote an extensive review for Firearms News last year, in which he tested the results of sorting pellets for different guns/pellets.
Gaylord, Tom. (2016, Jan) Pelletgage and the Speedy Pellet Inspector - New Tools that Can Improve Airgun Accuracy - Firearms News Vol 70 Number 3 (posted online by permission). I'll be happy to answer any question.
It looks like this:
A google search will show many references. Tom Gaylord (AKA "BB Pelletier") wrote an extensive review for Firearms News last year, in which he tested the results of sorting pellets for different guns/pellets.
Gaylord, Tom. (2016, Jan) Pelletgage and the Speedy Pellet Inspector - New Tools that Can Improve Airgun Accuracy - Firearms News Vol 70 Number 3 (posted online by permission). I'll be happy to answer any question.
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Harry sizes the skirts with a beeman pell sizer then rolls them to sort them by head size http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537/thread/1301745606/Pellet+head+sizing++difinitive+discrimination++for+Jamie%2C+Tony%2C+Herb%2C++and+all+interested
many of the bench rest shooters sort with an air gauge
Mark Buchanan in Ariz is the only person making one i know of [email protected]
some shooters use the pelletgauge shown in previous post above
some only sort by weight
you have many choices
many of the bench rest shooters sort with an air gauge
some shooters use the pelletgauge shown in previous post above
some only sort by weight
you have many choices
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