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Robert Demattei of San Ramon, CA

Date Posted: 4/27/2005

I have used LE Wilson case gauges in several calibers and I simply cannot say enough good things about them. Simply drop your finished round in one and it tells you immediately if the case neck is too long, the headspace is incorrect, the primer is seated properly, and if the case has an improper buldge somewhere it shouldn't. So much safer than running each one through your handgun or rifle and you know when you drop that round in the box, that it is ready to go. No surprises on hunt day or at the range. I ended buying one for every caliber I handload and that is quite a list. I make the case gauge as part of my final checkout of the loaded round. Wipe it down, run it into the gauge, and slide the finished round in the box.