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10mm auto Case Gauge

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blackcoffee
Where can you find a good case gauge for 10mm auto? I have looked on several sites and only find S&W .40 gauges available. They may just be out of stock, but they also seem hard to find.

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Gudaki
I would check Dillon if out of stock there, search the internet for Dillon 10mm case gage. Can you tell I prefer Dillon? ;)
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blackcoffee
Thanks, I will....
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NeoBlackdog
Amazon has Lyman's for sale.
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blackcoffee
NeoBlackdog said:
Amazon has Lyman's for sale.
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Good to know. I normally get Hornady, like my 9mm luger, but they don't seem to have one.
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Your barrel makes an excellent case gauge. Remove barrel from slide and make sure ammo seats properly.
Works perfect for a 1911 type firearm.
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Lugnut said:
Your barrel makes an excellent case gauge. Remove barrel from slide and make sure ammo seats properly.
Works perfect for a 1911 type firearm.
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Thanks, I have done that before. I find all my barrels are a little different. Some of them seem looser than others. Since the gauges follow the SAAMI, I like them as a reference point.
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gdmoody
I bought an extra barrel for my Ruger 57. I plunk every 5.7 round I load!
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I use the Lyman case gauges for all the cartridges I reload.
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gwpercle
It may fit the guage .... but that don't mean it's going to fit your gun's chamber !
Trust me on this one .
Gary
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V509
Brownells or Midway
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blackcoffee
Thanks, I couldn't find a Dillion, so I added the Lyman 10mm Auto to my Midway order.
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L.E. Wilson 10mm max Gage has worked well for me
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blackcoffee
I did find a Lyman Guage. I have noticed that the Hornady gauges are a little looser than the Lyman gauges. Also, Lyman gauges size for length while Hornady allow the bullets to protrude. That make it a little easier to pop them out. I have both brands except for the 10mm. Hornady doesn't have a gauge for 10mm.
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sparkyv
I've got a couple of CZs that resemble that remark.
gwpercle said:
It may fit the guage .... but that don't mean it's going to fit your gun's chamber !
Trust me on this one .
Gary
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You guys are probably tired of hearing about it, but in the case of my Zastava M70 32 acp, a properly seated bullet with cartridge sticks out of the chamber by an 1/8th inch. I have to go by does the cartridge rotate , and drop freely! Also, as is, I cannot shoot factory ammo in it, someone here suggested I seat my factory stuff deeper, or ream the chamber. Haven't gotten around to either. It does shoot good!
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Tsavo Creek
Brownells
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