Headspace 10-round sample

MagnumManiac said:

Biged,
As I said, I find the RCBS Precision Mic to be the MOST accurate to use.
I also have the Hornady comparator, it is not as accurate, even when spinning the case.

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And I have a .308 RCBS Precision Mic and the Hornady cartridge case headspace gauge.
And the Hornady gauge is MORE accurate than the Precision Mic.
So we can agree to disagree.

And since my MORE is bold, red and underlined it must be correct and trumps your MOST in just black capital letters.

bigedp51 said:

And I have a .308 RCBS Precision Mic and the Hornady cartridge case headspace gauge.
And the Hornady gauge is MORE accurate than the Precision Mic.
So we can agree to disagree.

And since my MORE is bold, red and underlined it must be correct and trumps your MOST in just black capital letters.

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I see the ignore button for you.
Childish pictures are uncalled for.

I also see you have many personal issues with ANYONE that directs ANY response that disagrees with your OPINION.

Good day to you.

You may prefer Snipershide where your type of posting is encouraged.

SMH.

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Below is my .308 Precision Mic, and if the base of the case is not centered in the gauge you will get false readings. You are then forced to loosen the gauge and gently shake/wiggle and measure again until you get the lowest reading.

The Hornady gauge does not enclose the case and allows you to spin the case in the gauge and center the case and get accurate readings, Also with the Hornady gauge you only need to buy one gauge for every caliber you have.

Bottom line you like the RCBS Precision Mic and I do NOT and I will never buy another one.

And you decided to challenge my opinion of the Hornady gauge and its accuracy, so who is really being childish.

The best part about reloading is the person pulling the press handle decides how to do it.



And if you have chronologically gifted eyesight the large digital numbers are very easy to see.