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Product: Forster Products Headspace Gage 223 Rem GO/5.56 NATO Min
Brand: Forster Products
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Forster Products manufactures precision headspace gauges to maximize safety and accuracy in your rifle. These gauges are necessary when finish chambering a barrel, or when checking the chamber of a used gun to be sure the headspace dimensions are within safe limits. Machined from A2 tool steel, these gauges are held to tolerances within 0.00015"; to ensure accurate testing of your rifle's chamber. Notes: Headspace standards are set by SAAMI (Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute) specifications.Headspace is measured from the bolt face to one of four locations, depending on the cartridge used. The measurement is taken from the rim of rimmed cases like the .30-30, or the shoulder of a necked case like the .30-06, the case mouth of a straight or tapered case like the 30 Carbine, or the belt of a belted case like the .300 Winchester Magnum. Headspace gauges are available in three different lengths, listed below, from shortest to longest: Go Gauge: Go Gauges match the minimum chamber dimensions allowable under SAAMI specifications. In order to accept SAAMI maximum ammunition, the rifle must be able to chamber the correct go gauge. No-Go Gauge: No-Go Gauges are sized to the maximum recommended headspace dimensions. If a rifle will chamber the no-go gauge, it may still be within specifications, or this could indicate excessive headspace. To determine if the rifle is safe to shoot, the chamber must be checked with the field gauge. Field Gauge: Field Gauges correspond to the maximum safe headspace dimension. If a rifle will chamber a field gauge, it should be inspected and repaired by a competent gunsmith prior to use.
GO: Corresponds to the minimum chamber dimensions.
If a rifle closes on a GO gage, the chamber will accept ammunition that is made to SAAMI maximum specifications.

Product: L.E. Wilson CG-308W Winchester Case Gage
Brand: L.E. Wilson
Color: Polished Steel
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L.E. Wilson Inc. a family owned and operated business since 1927. And the first to produce the Case Gage in 1935
The "Wilson Case Gage" A one piece gage that will check overall length and indicate min/max case length
Measures min/max Headspace. Does not measure body diameters
This gage is intended to be used with fired cases to determine a basis for full length sizing and case trimming
Made in the U.S.A