Wilson Brass Case Gage .223 Rem
$45.61
Ensure proper headspace and prevent case separation with the Wilson Brass Case Gage for .223 Rem. Checks overall length, datum to head length, and prevents over sizing.
2 in stock
One piece gage that will check overall length to indicate the need for trimming datum to head length to assure correct headspace and to prevent over sizing. Available for most popular rimless cases. The Cartridge Case Gage was designed with safety in mind and was invented by our founder Sam (L.E.) Wilson in 1935 after a fellow shooter approached him for help in solving a case-separation issue. The gage allows you to see just how much you are sizing back your shoulder on your cases.
This is best done by following the steps below.
- Measure a case in AS-FIRED condition. Note headspace measurement
- Resize case on current die setting
- Then place back in the gage to see just how much you are sizing the shoulder back. This can be measured by using the Case Gage Depth Micrometer
- Finally adjust sizing die accordingly to desired shoulder set back.
After sizing your cases there is a good chance the brass will lengthen. The gage will also check min/max case length and will point out the need for case trimming. This is an essential tool for every reloader.
Note: Does not measure body diameters. This gage is intended to be used with fired cases to determine a basis for full length sizing and trimming.
| Weight | 0.700 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.500 × 1.250 × 1.250 in |
| Manufacturer | L.E. Wilson |
| Finish | Unfinished |
| Material | Brass |
| Dimensions | One piece |
| Compatible With | .223 Rem |
PROCESSING & SHIPPING
Orders typically ship within 1–3 business days (Monday–Friday) after payment and all required documentation are received. Time to arrival after shipment depends on the carrier. Shipping method is at BT Gun Company’s discretion; ammunition and oversized accessories are charged at actual shipping cost. We do not ship to Hawaii or Alaska.
FIREARM TRANSFERS
- Firearms must ship to a licensed FFL dealer of your choosing — confirm with them first that they can accept the transfer.
- Your receiving FFL will need to email their license to [email protected] before we can ship.
- Inspect your firearm at your FFL’s location before signing ATF Form 4473 — once signed, the firearm is considered accepted.
You’re responsible for knowing the firearms laws in your state before ordering. For complete shipping, returns, and restocking-fee policy details, see our Shipping & Returns page.
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