L.E. Wilson Case Length Headspace Gauge for 7mm PRC NEW! # CG-7PRC

L.E. Wilson Case Length Headspace Gauge for 7mm PRC NEW! # CG-7PRC

L.E. Wilson

$37.84
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SKU:
CG-7PRC
Condition:
New
Brand:
L.E. Wilson
Custom Bundle:
No
Bundle Listing:
No
Country/Region of Manufacture:
United States
Modified Item:
No

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Case Length Headspace Gauge
For: 7mm PRC
CG-7PRC
NEW!!!


"The gauge allows you to see just how much you are sizing back."

One piece gauge that will check overall length to indicate the need for trimming,
datum to head length to assure correct headspace and to prevent oversizing.

Available for most popular rimless cases.

Note:
Does not measure body diameters.

This gauge is intended to be used with fired cases
to determine a basis for full length sizing and trimming.

L.E. Wilson has been making precision reloading tools for
over 80 years.

The Case Length Headspace Gauge allows reloaders to
measure case length from the base of the cartridge to the shoulder,
as well as the maximum case length.

This process shows the reloader if ammunition is being produced
within specifications.

Technical Information

Material: Steel
Features: Precision Machining

Notes:

This is a one-piece, non-adjustable cylinder-type gauge for checking
fired and resized cartridge cases for cone-to-head and overall length

Used to compare cartridges against the minimum SAAMI
chamber dimensions

The item description will indicate if the headspace gauge is Adjustable

Instructions:

Drop a fired case into the gauge.

Take a measurement on headspace.

This can be done with either a depth micrometer or caliper
(Depending on if the case is sitting high or low in the gauge).

If the case sticks out past maximum headspace the firearm probably
has a larger than average chamber.

The gauge can still be used because it is being used to determine
how much resizing is required.

Now once the initial measurement is taken, slowly dial in the
full length sizer until there is a 0.001 to 0.002 drop in headspace.

This will give the measurement to resize the case just below the chambers headspace in the firearm being reloaded for, giving a more accurate shot and saving brass by not causing it to be overworked.

Once the brass has been sized, set the brass in the gauge and set
the gauge on a flat surface with the head side facing down.

Now look across the top of the gauge, this give the maximum and
minimum for trim length.
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We are unable to accept returns on used, fitted, or altered parts.
Returns must be in new, unused condition and in their original packaging.
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