I need a feeler gauge for a .003"(.07mm) gap, will this one work?
462553
The have 0.0015", 0.0025", 0.004", 0.005", 0.006" etc, but not the 0.003" gauge that I could see.
396937
There seems to be some contention about this issue online. To be sure the best thing to do is measure with a caliper if you don't have one commercial buffers generally have a 5 degree slanted back and mil-spec have a flat back. There is a nice illustration in this thread http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f;=118&t;=617824 that might help you identify the buffer tube on your rifle.
1264561
I am running mine on 4 gauge and it works fine. Just make the length as short as possible.
353362
Mine is only PSI and gauge is heavy brass. I believe you can go directly to the Company to order the scale marks you need.
122202
Works great on 303 British, I just tried that, so I would assume you will be OK. Seems like the 338 Lapua case is way to big to enter the die, and I was not about to force it and jam the press.
1004081
This holder is definitely made for 12 ga only. It holds my shells snugly, so I don't see it working for a different gauge.
993177
Hi,Rule of thumb is to get a gauge that is double what the inflation pressure should be set. My rears are set at 35psi and imho this gauge can handle that.
1834149
this one is a 5/16 24 bore , check the thread size (24) . I hope this helps.
632340
In theory this should fit. It did not fit the opening in my tank but I can't remember the details. I do remember that the W. Beckett Corp was very helpful and sent me a coupling at no charge so the gauge would fit my opening and it works just fine. Perhaps you should contact them.
356427
I don't know about this gauge, but I have the .010 set on my SG and it took a little getting used to as far as feel goes, no friction and a little stiff with the wound G, but no squeaks and you can fly. Regardless, they do work well with alternate tunings i.e. open G and open C (esp.)
206074
Yes. You need the correct gauge that will attach to this cutter. That can be found here:
728742
This is a universal gauge it will work on many applications it does not state that it won't work on yours
2133679
The gauge on the 1700 only goes up to 60psi. It might work but you would need another gauge to see if you had the correct pressure. And it would take a long time.
1486872
It probably won't measure correctly. The idea here is that the gauge reads empty when it is hooked to the exact weight of a standard 20 lb. tank. Let's say that's 5 lbs. If your 30 lb. tank weighs 7 lbs. when empty, the needle on this would still read above empty. You could only really use this if you weighted your tank when it is empty and custom marked that as the new zero or empty value. Also, I don't know how well this would tolerate weighing your tank at full weight.
2253687
I have a Dewalt dw745 and I am using a Incra 1000 miter gauge with it. Works fine. A lot better than the JUNK that came with it.
56116
Depends on gauge size and make. Also how the contact set up is on the model you have. Need to know model and gauge size to look at compatible components
102152
This set is laid out in SAE(standard or inches) with metric conversions. No exact MM readings but you could get close. I would look for a metric version if you specifically are gapping to MM