Wilson Case Length Gage .30 M-1 Carbine

$21.33

Precisely measure the minimum and maximum case length for your .30 M-1 Carbine rifle cases with the Wilson Case Length Gage. Essential for ensuring reliable, accurate reloads.

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Description

One-piece non adjustable cylinder-type gage with milled surfaces on one end for checking minimum and maximum overall length of rifle and pistol cases having no shoulder.

  • Measures the Min/Max Case Length – Critical for all Straight Walled Cases
  • This Gage Does NOT Measure Body Diameters – See Pistol Max Gage or Min Dimension Gage
  • Set Case On Flat Surface Slide Gage Over Top of Case (Grooves up) Then Run Straight Edge Over Top of Gage
  • Made In the U.S.A.
Additional information
Weight0.200 lbs
Dimensions3.500 × 1.250 × 1.250 in
ManufacturerL.E. Wilson
FinishMilled
WeightNot specified
MaterialSteel
DimensionsNot specified
Compatible WithStraight Walled Cases
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