Derraco makes top quality reloading tools that are as good as the top U.S. reloading manufacturers reloading tools. I would love to see Derraco make sets of reloading dies.

I have this set. Picked it up on amazon. Great set. Great to have it all in one, instead of piece milling. I have a use for each piece. Saved me a lot of money over buying individually. Thanks for the review. Well done.

I prefer these over my SAC set.

I've bought a few things from them, including this set.  I think the value is amazing for the quality of their products.

Received mine yesterday… wow. What a deal. Nicest i have used

When you look at what a comparator set needs to do, and really does,  too many companies, and people with OCD, make too big a deal out of them. Were I starting out, Derraco kit would be the way to go. As is, I have a Forster set, which is a great tool, more convenient, but, also, a lot more loot. Bought the PCPS priming tool though, it is a cadillac of priming tools, and I've tried a lot,, not cheap, but, well worth the loot.

their priming device they have out looks pretty neat, basic one and micro adjust one.

Very nice!  SAC makes some nice comparators as well, but they are way more $, and this all on one set looks great and is super reasonable.  I see that in the US this is made by the same folks who do the Ugly Annealer, which is another great deal.  Thanks for the first look!  👍

To actually ensure that it’s perfectly flat you would need to insert the adapter first and then set the grub screws, but that would be pretty cumbersome with the 4 screws. So you’re hoping for tight tolerances instead. M also a bit worried some some users would use too much force while screwing the adapters in and thus stressing the calipers that way .

Powder coated, to me looks anodized 🤔

I have a general question on the comparators and not specific to this product. I have been using Hornady bullet seating comparator for .22 cal for my 6mm, 7mm and .30 cal bullets because that's all I have, and didn't bother to get the larger caliber ones, because I thought since it's a relative value and as long as the measurement is taken at same location on the bullet curvature using the same insert, why should it matter if I use a .22 cal insert on larger calibers?  I guess it's the same idea with Derraco set, no?  If all I want is to measure maximum COAL then back off .020", is there a reason why I cannot use the .22 insert for this task on larger calibers? Thanks.

Can it be used with the hornady OAL gauge to measure chamber?

hornady it’s very fine and good.