Recent content by Midnitesooner

I could not agree more. The gauge does exactly what it is intended to do. The deviations are so minimal so as not to be a concern for non competition shooters. That being said I know two competition shooters that use this tool and do very well with it.

Sounds like we are saying the same thing. Curious, have you ever been out to Cranbrook BC for compititions?

Bart B Interesting. I have to say that I use only Nosler custom brass in my Sako .338 win mag and never get a buldge on the first firing. That being said, my remington .338win mag would after first firing all the time. I did say however typically and not everysingle time in my prior post.

Lads, I am new to this posting thing, but not to reloading. I do use the digital headspace gauge from IT. It works extremly well, although at the beginning it took a bit of getting used to. The best thing of course is that this is a one time purchase for most calibers. Also, in regards to case...