Calipers

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Bout to retire the 20 year old Frankfort Arsenal digital calipers i have. What is the market determining as the go to in the digital caliper market?

Probably load +- 500 rifle rounds a year
 
Tried and true favorite is Mitutoyo. Watch for cheap knockoff/fakes though. YouTube has advice there to spot the fakes.
 
I'm in the Mitutoyo camp too. They have a store on Amazon so those are legit too. I have the solar version because it never seems I have the right watch battery when they go out. I liked the first so much I bought a 2nd. Highly recommend.
 
thanks fellas. Finances are different for me 20 years later as I could only drool at the Mitutoyo back then. Good to know they are still the one.
 
Mitutoyo or Browne and Sharpe. I am still using a 30 YO dial, Browne and Sharpe
 
I've never had a set not work...At least something that is somewhat name brand.

Personally I have been pretty happy with Igage units.
 
Some of the cheapies work fine. I just always check them on a standard periodically.
 
Watched this a while back. Theres some surprisingly good stuff out there for not much money.

Huge disclaimer: sample size on each is 1 so take it with a large grain of salt.

 
I'm in the Mitutoyo camp too. They have a store on Amazon so those are legit too. I have the solar version because it never seems I have the right watch battery when they go out. I liked the first so much I bought a 2nd. Highly recommend.
Amazon is full of fakes. Their storefront doesn't have the full line-up, or the digital version of their caliper.

As much as I dislike eBay for their anti-gun policies. It's a better place to score a deal on a digital Mitutoyo and have some dispute protection if one does get scammed.
 
i went with Igaging when I started a few years ago. As someone who semi-regularly uses Starret and Mitutoyo, Id get another Igaging for my reloading hobby in a second

 
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