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  • robin303

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    Do you guys use case gauges. I reload 9mm and wonder if I even really need it for a Glock but curious in what brand is your favorite.
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    Ranger60

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    Hi Robin, how is the adventure going?

    Yes, I have case guages for all my pistol rounds and .223, 30-06. Just gives me a warm fuzzy. However, though the guages are SAMI max spec, you could use the barrel from your glock as a very rough case guage. Glocks are sorta known to have slightly enlarged chambers to insure anything feeds.

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    robocop10mm

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    I have case gauges in .380, 9mm, .38 Super, .40, 10mm, .45 ACP (set from Midway) and .38spl, .357 Mag, .41 Mag, .44 spl, .44 Mag, .45 LC ( another set from Midway) and individual gauges in .223 and .308.

    Every round loaded drops into the gauge. The ammo is either for hunting, competition or potentially SHTF/SD. I want to KNOW it will work.
     

    JesseCJC

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    Using the barrel is just fine if you only shoot out of 1 gun. However, it is not even remotely accurate using a glock barrel. For 10 bucks, they are well worth the money if you shoot out of multiple guns.
     
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