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10 May 2010, 08:35
S&W-Varminator
Go / No Go Dies
Does anyone know of a website that might have a Go / No Go die for .223?
I have loaded about 700 rounds and they all are good with the measurements, but thought it would be nice to go over them all.


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10 May 2010, 18:01
Labman
Go/No go gauges are used to measure headspace in rifles. Not used for checking loaded ammunition. I think you're looking for case guages. These are a piece of steel with a chamber cut into them (usually at minimum dimensions). You drop your loaded round into the gauge to see if it chambers.

I'd try Dillon precision. I have several of their case guages that I use for handgun ammo. They work fine. I think this is what you're looking for:

http://www.dillonprecision.com...lon_Rifle_Case_Gages


Tom Z

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10 May 2010, 18:56
the jigger
MIDWAY USA has a good inventory of Wilson and Lyman guages.
GOOD LUCK and GOOD SHOOTING!!!


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10 May 2010, 19:37
hawkins
Actually the chamber of your rifle is the gage
that's what you are trying to fit.
Good luck!
11 May 2010, 02:57
amamnn
http://www.forsterproducts.com/store.asp?pid=26987

or more likely what you want:

http://www.grafs.com/retail/ca...duct/productId/14123


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11 May 2010, 03:45
muck
L.E. Wilson cartridge case gages!
Most reloading suppliers carry Wilson products.
http://www.lewilson.com
They will custom make a gage for you at reasonable cost(I think reasonable any way).
Great company with great products IMHO.

muck
11 May 2010, 06:09
S&W-Varminator
quote:
Originally posted by Labman:
Go/No go gauges are used to measure headspace in rifles. Not used for checking loaded ammunition. I think you're looking for case guages. These are a piece of steel with a chamber cut into them (usually at minimum dimensions). You drop your loaded round into the gauge to see if it chambers.

I'd try Dillon precision. I have several of their case guages that I use for handgun ammo. They work fine. I think this is what you're looking for:

http://www.dillonprecision.com...lon_Rifle_Case_Gages


Yes, you're right that is what i'm looking for!
Thank you all for your info.


"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who don't"
-Thomas Jefferson

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