If anyone has one of these units for sale, please send me a PM.
-
You must be a Supporting Member to create a listing in the Long Range Hunting Marketplace. To read all the rules, click here.
We offer multiple options to become a Supporting Member here.
SOLD/EXPIRED Vern Juenke Internal Concentricity Comparator
- Thread starter Nitroman
- Start date
Help Support Long Range Hunting Forum
Ha, you and about 2 dozen other people. Whatever the cost if someone offers it, buy it.
About 2 a year come up for sale.
About 2 a year come up for sale.
Amen to that BH!!!!
SidecarFlip
Well-Known Member
I see Vern owns a firearm's shop in Reno, Nevada that I presume specializes in extreme accuracy builds.
I did extensive reading on Vern's patented thickness comparator. I believe I'd like to have one too.
It's too bad they aren't in production anymore and I wonder why?
I did extensive reading on Vern's patented thickness comparator. I believe I'd like to have one too.
It's too bad they aren't in production anymore and I wonder why?
Maybe because brand new they are over $1k? This was what I saw in a tech article 2011.
SidecarFlip
Well-Known Member
In the grand scheme of things, a grand is chump change, especially when the item is a precision instrument.
I paid of 50 grand for my last machine (that has nothing to do with reloading BTW) and I considered that a good deal.
Anything precision costs.
I'd like to see the 'inner workings' and how it does what it does. I'll have to do a patent search on Mr. Juenke.
Doing a bit of surface digging, Vern Juenke aka: Nevada Air Products (also a military contractor, DOD certified), patented a mechanical tracking device in 1958. Only one I've found so far, but I'm looking......
I paid of 50 grand for my last machine (that has nothing to do with reloading BTW) and I considered that a good deal.
Anything precision costs.
I'd like to see the 'inner workings' and how it does what it does. I'll have to do a patent search on Mr. Juenke.
Doing a bit of surface digging, Vern Juenke aka: Nevada Air Products (also a military contractor, DOD certified), patented a mechanical tracking device in 1958. Only one I've found so far, but I'm looking......
Last edited:
Truc
Well-Known Member
sent pm on Verne Junkie
Thank you sir, I replied.
