RCBS Dial Caliper 6" Stainless Steel

Product #: 630852
| Manufacturer #: 87305
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Hardened stainless steel construction. Matte, non-glare finish. Range of 0-6.0". 0.100" direct reading per revolution. 0.001" graduations. Accurate to +/- 0.001". Four-way measurement capability: inside, outside, depth and step. Shockproof movement. Clear plastic lens. Thumb lock. Dial easily zeroed. Lock screw holds dial in position for precise measurements. Fitted hard plastic storage case included.

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5 stars
W. David Manix of GREAT FALLS, MT
Date posted: 4/7/2007
It is right on for price and durablity. It fills the bill.
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4 stars
James Coleman of Sylacauga, Al
Date posted: 4/9/2007
The RCBS dial caliper is 95% as good as a Starrett or any other good caliper.I have been using one like the one that I ordered for over twenty years for reloading and it has never let me down or wore out with time. Plus being stainless steel, it does not rust. Great product!
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Joseph Turkoski of Sugarland, TX
Date posted: 4/4/2007
This caliper is smooth & accurate. I have verified it measuring catridge overall length with a starrett caliper and it was very close. The price is also right.
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4 stars
Greg Pelfrey of Greer, SC
Date posted: 4/11/2007
Well made product. I compared it with a friends "Starett" and it is accurate also.
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3 stars
Asa Carruthers of Essex, VT
Date posted: 3/16/2009
I just received my unit today, zeroed and tested it. It seems like a fairly solid unit, though the dial bezel has a small metal burr in it and there are some other rough spots on various metal components. Accuracy-wise it seems fine but I did not have a "benchmark" Starrett to test it against. My only real gripe is that personally, I try not to buy things made in CHINA, especially not precision instruments. I wish I had known that this unit was ahead of time... I might have saved up for one that was made in the US.
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