Where to buy case length gauges locally?

[gmar]

I called Bass Pro and they said they don't carry them. Does anyone locally carry them or will I need to order them online?

 

[Rocketguns]

Not that I know of, I had to order mine online from Midway and Brownells.
Hope that helps.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

You can get them from Dillon too. I don't know if H&H has any or not. They're starting to carry several items of Dillon stuff.

 

[criticalbass]

I use a dial caliper because it'll do case length plus lots of other measuring jobs. I understand that for quick sorting the dedicated tool is quite a bit faster.

I have always had really good luck buying from Midway. Shipping is very fast. CB

 

[alank2]

Hi,

Dillon's stainless steel gauges are the BEST; I wouldn't get anything else. I don't know of any place locally that carries them...

Good luck,

Alan

 

[gmar]

I totally forgot about H&H but just called them and they don't carry them. Oh well...I guess I will just order one.

 

[Shadowrider]

Get the Dillon! I ordered one because they were the only one who had it in stock. I got it in about 3 days and then found out it's stainless!

 

[Buzzdraw]

I use a dial caliper because it'll do case length plus lots of other measuring jobs. I understand that for quick sorting the dedicated tool is quite a bit faster. . . . CB

Just establish the maximum length (or minimum, if that's what you are after), lock down the jaws of your caliper and go to it. The inexpensive (about $25) China-made SS dial calipers sometimes can be nearly as accurate as the $150+ better digital ones. Use the $$ saved to buy more loading components!

 

[Ksmirk]

Pretty sure I saw some hanging on the wall right next to the cash register at H&H last time I was there in the reloading area! I would get a set of calipers, you can do so much more with them and get accurate, the go not go type gages your just guessing for the most part. Later,

Kirk

 

[Osage48]

Harbor freight carries a pretty good digital caliper that is cheap.