Wilson Pistol Max Case Gages L.e. Wilson, Inc.

Product Description

The most important use of a cartridge case gage is for setting up 7⁄8"-14 press type full length resizing dies. A common error in reloading is to oversize your brass. Headspace of fired cases can quickly and accurately be measured using this tool and a caliper.

Pistol Max Gages: Used to check all critical dimensions of the pistol case - mouth diameter, base diameter, rim thickness and diameter, case overall length and bullet diameter

Product Description

The Sinclair Case Neck Micrometer is built around a Starrett micrometer head capable of measuring in .0001inch increments.This tool is designed specifically for handloaders to accurately measure case neck wall thickness. The micrometer head and anvil are completely adjustable so the handloader can measure the neck wall thickness right up to the junction of the case neck and shoulder. These adjusting features, plus the ratchet control built into the micrometer head, allow the user to zero the tool to suit their own feel and their own needs.

The tool is mounted to a stainless steel base and allows the handloader to have both hands free to use when measuring brass. The micrometer head is mounted in an anodized aluminum frame, and the anvil is made of stainless steel. This micrometer will work for .17 caliber cases and larger. The tool comes pre-zeroed. MADE IN THE U.S.A.

Product Description

Mitutoyo's 6"" stainless steel dial caliper is a quality made professional measuring tool. Easy to read white faced dial. New Ergonomic Design.

• New designed dial movement for ultra smooth sliding and high shock protection.
• Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating is applied to the sliding surface to increase wear resistance.
• Can measure OD, ID, depth, and steps.
• Lock screw for dial bezel and for holding the slding jaw position

• Accuracy .001 inch
• Supplied in fitted plastic case