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.44 Special Throating Cutter
$38.00Uniforms the chamber throats in the cylinder of a revolver for best accuracy.
Includes 7 pilots, cuts .431
NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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12 GA X 3.5″ Magnum
$8.0012 Gauge, 3.5″ Magnum (smooth bore)
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12 Gauge 55º Headspace Ring Reamer
$8.00includes 1 headspace ring
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12 Gauge Chamber Depth Gage for 2.75” or 3”
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17 Hornet (Hornady)
$8.00 -
17 Mach IV
$8.00 -
17 PPC
$8.00 -
17 Practical (17-223)
$8.00 -
17 Remington
$8.00 -
17 Remington .194 neck
$8.0017 Remington with Ø0.194″ Neck
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17 Remington Fireball
$8.00 -
17-222 Remington
$8.00Neck .199 Freebore .050
Lead Angle 1.5 degrees Pilot Solid -
19 Squirrel
$8.00 -
20 Gauge 55 degree Headspace Ring Reamer
$8.00You will have to fabricate your own ring.
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20 Gauge Chamber Depth Gage for 2.75” or 3”
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218 Bee
$42.00 -
22 Grendel
$8.00Use 6.5 Grendel gauges
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22 K-Hornet
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22 Remington Jet
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22-243 Win. Ackley Improved
$8.0022-243 A.I.
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35 Ackley Magnum
$42.00Pilot Floating
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375 Dakota
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375 H&H Ackley Improved
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375 Whelen Ackley Improved
$8.00 -
38-40 WCF (B)
$8.00barrel reamer
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38-40 WCF (cylinder)
$8.00Cylinder reamer
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410 X 2.5”
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416 Throater
$30.00NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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45 Degree – Cylinder Chamfer Kit
$25.00Hand operated, with T-handle and pilot.
Includes one 45 degree cutter. Can be used in a Drill press or with a drill motor.
You are required to specify Caliber of pilot, these pilots are made specifically for use on Revolver cylinders, with two diameters to keep the aligned.
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50 BMG Match
$18.00Neck: .559 | Freebore: 0 | Lead Angle: 0º | Pilot: Bushing
No Throat on Reamer. Comes with throating reamer to set customer throat.
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8MM Throater (.318″ groove dia.)
$30.00NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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CERROSAFE® 1/2 lb ingot
$14.95Cerrosafe, chamber casting alloy 1/2 pound ingot.
Purchase, not rental.
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Chambering for Ackley Cartridge (booklet)
$24.95
Gunsmithing Student Handbook Series #1
This booklet is the first of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing. Specifically, this essay discusses Ackley Improved cartridges. In it, we will not teach you how to install and chamber a barrel, we handle that information in another title, “Chambering Rifle Barrels for Accuracy”. In this book we will in detail help you to understand the special details related to chambering for Ackley Improved designs, specifically we explain headspace for Ackley designs.
If you are not familiar with how headspace applies to firearms and ammunition you may want to consider another title we offer, “Understanding Headspace for Firearms”.
Fred Zeglin along with other well-known Gunsmiths has begun the task of creating a series of instructional manuals. Each book will focus on one narrow subject in Gunsmithing. Written with an audience in mind who want to know every detail of the how and why of gunsmithing.
Each book in the series will provide a highly detailed and Technical explanation of the subject at hand in a way that any gun lover will be able to understand, whether professional or hobbyist.
44 pages, soft bound. Printed in the U.S.A.
Back Cover of Chambering for Ackley Cartridges.
“The material and information inside will last you a lifetime. This is a PRACTICAL handbook.” Gary Howes, GunsAndGunsmiths.com
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Chambering Gage (Badger Ordnance)
$30.00This is a fast and easy way to measure headspace on Remington Style barrels. That means barrels with a shoulder. Threaded area (tenon) diameter must be less than 1.060″. Length of the barrel tenon from the shoulder to the back of the headspace Gauge is limited to approximately 1.00″ or less. Instructions include with this rental.
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Chambering Rifles for Accuracy (book)
$39.95Third of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing.
Specifically, this essay discusses several methods that can be used to accurately chamber a rifle barrel. In Part I of the book Fred Zeglin teaches you all about accurate hunting rifles and discusses the variables that must be dealt with in order to create an accurate hunting rifle. In Part II Gordy Gritters, famed benchrest gunsmith, shares every secret he has learned over the last 30 years. Gordy finishes the book with a step by step process for bench rest barrel work.
If you are not familiar with how headspace applies to firearms and ammunition you may want to consider another title we offer, “Understanding Headspace for Firearms”.
Each book in the Gunsmith Student Handbook Series will focus on one narrow subject in Gunsmithing. Written with the audience in mind these books are for shooters who want to know every detail of the how and why of gunsmithing. Whether you plan to build guns or not, each book in the series will provide a highly detailed and technical explanation of the subject at hand, in a way that any gun lover will be able to understand. Professional or hobbyist will enjoy this read.
123 pages, soft bound. Printed in the U.S.A.
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Cylinder/Brake Hone
$19.99Shotgun Choke and Forcing Cone Hone *Extra Hone stones, 240 grit.
Can also be used on chokes.
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Manson Floating Reamer Holder
$30.001/2″ straight shank for use in all Lathes and Mills.
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Micrometer Reamer Stop
$30.00Precision, repeat-ability, and ease of use: these are the benefits of P. O. Ackley Micrometer Reamer Stop. Now you can do production runs with your Chamber Reamer, without having to index each workpiece axially. You’ll be assured of consistent headspace, chamber after chamber!
To set up, insert your Chamber Reamer shank in the Reamer Holder and tighten the two set screws. Then insert the reamer holder into the Stop Cylinder assembly (micrometer threaded Stop Cylinder with .001″ Adjustment Nut, Lock Nut and optional Plug Nut). Make a rough cut in the chamber (leave about .025″ extra material). Now, with the reamer bottomed in the rough chamber, move the Stop Cylinder assembly into contact with the work piece and secure it to the Reamer Holder with three set screws.
You can now adjust the depth of the finish cut in increments of .001″, or even less. The Adjustment Nut is marked with 25 equidistant markings around the circumference, each of which corresponds to .001″ of axial adjustment. By backing off the Adjustment Nut and re-securing the Lock Nut, then repeating the cut, you can zero in on your specified headspace measurement. Adjustments of .0005″ can be made with confidence.
We recommend use with our floating reamer holders for best results, with this rental.
.437″ straight shank for use in all Lathes and Mills.
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T Handle Reamer Extension (1/4″ round shank)
$10.00Approximately 9″ long, Comes with an adapter for standard 1/4″ round drive with set screw.
Most commonly used with standard throat reamer and rim-fire reamers. T Handle -
T Handle Reamer Extension (3/8″ square shank)
$10.00Comes with an adapter for standard 3/8″ square drive, about 9 inches long.
Adapter can be removed to expose thread if you are using PTG or other tools that have a threaded drive end.
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Tap Wrench
$6.00for hand reaming or taps
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Understanding Headspace for Firearms (booklet)
$24.95
Understanding Headspace for Firearms will answer your every question about headspace.
This booklet is the second of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing. Specifically, this essay discusses Headspacing guns and ammunition.
A basic understanding of headspace and how it affects the proper operation of a firearm are necessary if you wish to call yourself a gunsmith. Otherwise all you will be able to do is change parts with the hope that somehow the problem will go away. This booklet contains all the information a gunsmith or reloader needs in order to understand and diagnose headspace in either the gun or the ammunition.
Fred Zeglin along with other well-known Gunsmiths has begun the task of creating this series of instructional manuals. Each book will focus on one narrow subject in Gunsmithing. Written with an audience in mind who want to know every detail of the how and why of gunsmithing.
Each book in the series will provide a highly detailed and Technical explanation of the subject at hand in a way that any gun lover will be able to understand, whether professional or hobbyist.
52 pages, soft bound. Printed in the U.S.A.
Back Cover of Understanding Headspace for Firearms.
“Understanding Headspace for Firearms.” Articles published here on Guns and Gunsmiths in the past on this topic have been some of the most highly read and commented on, so this book will be a treasure to many of you.” wrote Gary Howes of GunsAndGunsmiths.com when reviewing this book.
In the video below the Author tell you how to be sure your gauges are correct.
