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The G-3 Rimfire Accuracy Gauge by Gerry Greg ensures precise measurements for optimal performance, enhancing your shooting accuracy and consistency.

GERRY GEREG G-3 RIMFIRE ACCURACY GAUGE

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GERRY GEREG G-3 RIMFIRE ACCURACY GAUGE

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Achieve unparalleled precision with the G-3 Rimfire Accuracy Gauge!

The G-3 Rimfire Accuracy Gauge by GERRY GEREG is designed for serious shooters and gunsmiths who demand accuracy and reliability in their rimfire firearms. This innovative tool allows you to measure and ensure the optimal performance of your ammunition, making it an essential addition to your shooting accessories.

Key Features:

  • Precision Measurement: Provides accurate readings for consistent performance.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of regular use.
  • User-Friendly Design: Easy to operate, making it suitable for both professionals and enthusiasts.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Works with a variety of rimfire calibers.

This gauge is not just a tool; it’s a commitment to excellence in shooting. Whether you are fine-tuning your rifle or preparing for a competition, the G-3 Rimfire Accuracy Gauge will help you achieve the level of accuracy you desire.

Invest in your shooting experience today with the G-3 Rimfire Accuracy Gauge from GERRY GEREG—where precision meets performance!



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  • Delivery weight: 0.023kg

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Made in USA

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5 / 5
Definitely recommended

Brownells USA Great accuracy investment 04/10/2012

A quick, easy way to get better accuracy out of any rimfire you own. Whether you're shooting top-of-the-line match ammo, or the "weekly special" from the hardware store, segregating your ammo by rim thickness helps to one degree or another.

One benefit is the ability to judge the consistency of your ammo. The best match ammo I've tested so far showed that rim thicknesses grouped almost 50/50 into two different thicknesses, less than .001" apart. GOOD digital calipers make it much easier to read the results, and are a good investment in themselves for many tasks.

Match ammo is very consistent, but if you shoot a 10-shot string with nine rounds of one thickness, and the other different, that 10th round will look like a flier. I used to kick myself for messing up with an occasional "bad" shot, until I started sorting the rounds by rim thickness. Many of those "fliers" went away, and not because I suddenly became a better shot.

Also, some rimfires will shoot well with almost anything, while others can be quite finicky. My CZ453 shoots almost any quality ammo well, although all brands group slightly better when sorted. My Ruger 10-22 heavy barrel wasn't that great with any sorted ammo, except ONE combination of rim thickness and bullet diameter, where it produces .600" ten-shot groups at 25 yards (my testing protocol), beaten only slightly by the CZ bolt action. Who knows what the next Ruger off the assembly line liked?

All the more reason to test your sorted ammo with every one of your rimfire weapons. I'm still testing with Federal Match, methodically eliminating variables. My first Ruger likes .0415" rim thickness, so I assembled a supply of them, along with the other thicknesses, to check out my other Rugers.

For plinking ammo, you may find a favorite weapon/ammo combo, or the most consistent brand, and get some idea of how much effort to put in the project.

For match ammo, I'm finding I need about 1000 rounds for testing in multiple rifles. About 500 rounds for the various combinations and permutations, and the other 500 to size and sort into the best performers.

This might not be everyone's cup of tea, but it's a soothing way to spend a winter evening at the work bench with some good music playing.

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