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Wilson case gauge
Outlaws
Member Posts: 83 ✭✭
So I just bought this:
http://www.lockstock.com/prodinfo.asp?number=WCG243
It will be here in a few days. My problem is that the 243 is a 'regular case gauge' and i wonder what the differnce is with some calibers having 'adjustable case gauge'?
Also, how do you seperate with terminology this:
http://www.outdoorsuperstore.com/store/products/productDisplay~manufacturer~LEE+PRECISION~model~CASE+LENGTH+GAUGE+(PILOT)++and++SHELL+HOLDER.htm
...and this:
http://www.wholesalehunter.net/mfgs/Stoney-Point_2.html
...from the previously mentioned Wilson product?
I had to drive to three stores today because two of them had no clue what I was talking about on the phone when I said "stainless steel case gauge". Dillon was out of them becasue they no longer varry them in 243, but the other two shops had no clue and eventually said, "oh ya, I know what you mean. ya we had that." Then I get there and one shop had the Lee product for trimming and the other had the OAL stuff for whatever that is for.
ANyways, I had a long day driving long distances with zero end results until I ordered it from Lock Stock on the internet. So I just needed to blow off some steam.
http://www.lockstock.com/prodinfo.asp?number=WCG243
It will be here in a few days. My problem is that the 243 is a 'regular case gauge' and i wonder what the differnce is with some calibers having 'adjustable case gauge'?
Also, how do you seperate with terminology this:
http://www.outdoorsuperstore.com/store/products/productDisplay~manufacturer~LEE+PRECISION~model~CASE+LENGTH+GAUGE+(PILOT)++and++SHELL+HOLDER.htm
...and this:
http://www.wholesalehunter.net/mfgs/Stoney-Point_2.html
...from the previously mentioned Wilson product?
I had to drive to three stores today because two of them had no clue what I was talking about on the phone when I said "stainless steel case gauge". Dillon was out of them becasue they no longer varry them in 243, but the other two shops had no clue and eventually said, "oh ya, I know what you mean. ya we had that." Then I get there and one shop had the Lee product for trimming and the other had the OAL stuff for whatever that is for.
ANyways, I had a long day driving long distances with zero end results until I ordered it from Lock Stock on the internet. So I just needed to blow off some steam.
Comments
The middle is a case trimmer
The bottom is a case
The top item is a case gage.
The middle is a case trimmer
The bottom is a case
Ya. See I kept calling it a case gauge and they kept not know what I was talking about lol.