Re: Hornady lock and load concentricity gauge
I had one, I bought it right after it was announced, and I waited 4 months to get it, the price was 78 bucks delivered, while waiting I got impatient and bought a Sinclair Concentricity Gage, I never trusted the Hornady unit, when the Sinclair read zero, the Hornady read .002 sometimes alot more, and the straightening feature worked OK, at the Shot Show I checked out NECOs booth and saw there little fixture to straighten ammo, it's dead simple to use, I use the Sinclair unit to check, and when needed I use the NECO plate to straighten, if a all in one tool is what you want look at the H&H or Bersin.