Measuring the inductance of a coil?
No.  If you have an LC tank circuit, I would recommend using an oscilloscope to measure the voltage across it and then use a function generator to inject a sinewave.  Find the resonance in the form of a minimum or maximum in the response and calculate what the L should be, given the C that you are using.  

It may also be possible to get your tank to ring if you give it a whack electrically.  Try connecting your scope probe across the tank circuit, put it in single shot mode with auto triggering turned off, and then connect and remove a power source across the tank.  You will likely get a few cycles of oscillation due to the voltage step.  It may also take a few tries to capture it, try screwing around with the trigger level.  Measure the period of the oscillations, and that should be the resonant frequency.  Work backwards to find L given the C that you used.