Whats is the cal procedure for a 167C2209 Barrel Ersion Gage?

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

Can anyone tell the procedure for a  barrel erosion gage, p/n# 167C2209, or atleast the specs on what its cal'd to? AFCAV lists a 12 month cycle, users' cal, and list the T.O as 11M-12-4-32. I have a hard time believing that a any gage would be user cal, esp. one that measures the lanes and grooves inside of a 20mm gatlin gun in a F-16. I called the company and they were absoletely cluess even getting defensive thinking I was questioning their work. Could anyone help me out on this?  

[flamy78]

gimme a few days I'll check. WAIT... you said AFCAV? Nevermind that's what I'll use. Check GIDEP and DOD MIDAS.

[Freezer]

Must be in the F-16 weapons summary, I can't see it on our AFCAV.  I checked GIDEP, and came up blank, and DOD MIDAS is no longer (been moved to METWEB).

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

Thanks for the info...I still got no help form those A-holes in Alabama. Those guys are clueless...I'm still looking

[NRA4Life]

F-16 CMS in AFCAV list the cal T.O. as 11W1-12-4-32.  Looking at the internet, that is an Air Force T.O., other than that I don't have any additional info.

[NRA4Life]

Here is the T.O. manager's email at Robbins, maybe they can help you out:
[email protected]

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

Here is the T.O. manager's email at Robbins, maybe they can help you out:
[email protected]

Thanks, NRA, I'll look him up ASAP.

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

Here is the T.O. manager's email at Robbins, maybe they can help you out:
[email protected]

NRA,
that email wuz not valid!

[cs137]

If its anything like a breech bore gage I can help you out. My afcav does not find your part no. Did you say the gage measures barrel lands and grooves or the breech part?

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

If its anything like a breech bore gage I can help you out. My afcav does not find your part no. Did you say the gage measures barrel lands and grooves or the breech part?

This is the SE technical description and Application:

The gage consists of a measuring head and a calibrated strip with two sets of etched numbers. The large diameter of the head is slightly larger than the inside diameter of the lands in the gun barrel. When the gage is inserted in the barrel, the head will contact the lands in the gun barrel.

[NRA4Life]

cs137 - your AFCAV isn't showing the PN because you aren't searching using the F-16 CMS as your source document...you're probably just using the K100.  Go up to the top of the AFCAV page, click the arrow next to what looks like "books", then click "ALL".  Then go back and enter the part number and AFCAV will display the info.

DevilDog - sorry about the invalid address...I pulled that info right off the Wright-Patterson TO index online.  I copied all the other info here for you, maybe some of it is useful.  Maybe someone on this list will be able to provide you with the right contact person...good luck:

TO Manager Name:   Kelly Davis 
TO Manager Phone:   4782220933 
TO Manager DSN:   4720933
TO Manager E-Mail:  [email protected].mil 
Equip Specialist Name:   Leon Carey 
Equip Specialist Phone:   4789266747 
Equip Specialist DSN:   4686747 
Equip Specialist E-Mail:   [email protected].mil 
Stock Manager Name:   Cari Bales 
Stock Manager Phone:   4782223013 
Stock Manager DSN:   4723013 
Stock Manager E-Mail:   [email protected].mil 

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

What a lifesaver, NRA! Thanks brother!

[cs137]

NRA- Thanks for the info, found it just like you said. Unfortunately I dont have ready access to the different maint. to's only the K6's. So Im not much help here. I would be interested in the out come as I do the weapons gages here at the afpsl and always have a huge intrest in anything weapons related.

[PMEL_DEVIL-DOG]

NRA- Thanks for the info, found it just like you said. Unfortunately I dont have ready access to the different maint. to's only the K6's. So Im not much help here. I would be interested in the out come as I do the weapons gages here at the afpsl and always have a huge intrest in anything weapons related.

CS- I did found some info on this....I'll fill you in Monday as I left my notes at work.