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Lawrence, thank you very much for the info. I'm really happy to read about your joy with my dad's ICC. I'm very excited to finally get to participate in keeping the concept alive and working!

Hi Lawrence, I went to the classifieds page but cannot find any contact info there. Are you managing that space for benchrest.com?

Hi Lee, I don't want to violate the rules of this forum by doing business here so please feel free to email me at support@iqwurks.com or PM me here. Ken

HuskerP7M8, Thank you for a very detailed and interesting post. Good work. Thank you for the kind words about visiting with my dad. He built me a few pistols when I was active in IHMSA and I shot several 40's with them. We enjoyed the virtual finger poking in the ribs of those shooting their...

Thank you for the information, Mario. Good to hear about your bullet making success! Ken

Great Work ! Bluechip, I'm impressed. Thank you for the work you did to come to your conclusion. It is interesting to note my dad found .0003" equated to 15 deviation units indicated on the meter. This is very close to your finding of 20 units. Ken

The ICC will indicate three things: 1. Roundness of the test piece. 2. Jacket thickness variations. 3. Material density differences. Therefore, you will see variations in a solid pin and a solid copper bullet as it rotates over the sensor simply because they are out of round. Further, if you...

The Vern Juenke machine, as it has been affectionately known but more accurately, the Internal Concentricity Comparator or ICC is coming back. My name is Ken Juenke and I am Vern's only son. It has taken me several years of discussions with my dad to finally get him to agree to allow me to bring...