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SKU: B234-090255704051
Designed for reloaders who want more consistent cartridge measurements, this comparator shifts the reference point from the bullet tip to the ogive, where readings are less affected by tip-to-tip variation. It attaches to a caliper blade and uses interchangeable inserts covering .17 caliber to .45 caliber, making it useful for checking loaded rounds and evaluating bullet uniformity from base to ogive. When paired with an O.A.L. Gauge, it helps align the gauge for precise measurement during seating die setup and load comparison. This is a practical bench tool for careful cartridge setup, though it is intended for measurement work rather than field use.
Measures Cartridge
Lengths from the ogive for
Helps Check
Bullet uniformity from base to
Attaches Easily
To the blade of a
Includes Interchangeable
Inserts for calibers from .17
Works O.a.l.
The O.A.L. Gauge for precise
| Attachment Method | Attaches to the blade of your caliper |
|---|---|
| Compatible Tool | O.A.L. Gauge |
| Included Inserts | Set of 7 inserts |
| Insert Size Range | .17 caliber to .45 caliber |
| Measurement Method | Measures rounds from the ogive |
| Part Number | B234 |
| Related Part Numbers | C1000, C1550 |
| Use | Check uniformity of bullets from base to ogive |
It measures rounds from the ogive rather than across the bullet tip, which the product description says is not a reliable or repeatable method.
The description says the interchangeable inserts cover sizes from .17 caliber to .45 caliber, but it does not list the exact seven insert sizes individually.
Yes. The Bullet Comparator is described as attaching easily to the blade of your caliper.
Yes. The description says it can be used to check uniformity of bullets from base to ogive.
No. The description says it is used in conjunction with the O.A.L. Gauge, and it notes Hornady part number C1000 is a straight overall length gauge while C1550 is curved.