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Posted: 8/17/2012 10:27:40 AM EDT
| Can someone recommend me a good case gauge so I can take it too gunshows and drop rounds into. I would like to make sure ammo is good. Thanks. |
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Dont buy reloads Good grief don't buy gun show reloads. I know of a good case gauge but I ain't tellin' if this is the purpose. A good case gauge won't save you from a kaboom. What if the dipwad dropped too much powder ? What if he got pistol powder mixed up with his rifle powder ? |
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I'm moving this to Reloading because that's the kind of equipment you're asking about, but the posters above are right - just dropping a round into a gauge isn't going to tell you if it's a "good" reload. Thanks. 
Just a note to everyone else; the topic has been covered, so be nice. |
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My local funshop had a display with 100's of boxes of various calibers of pistol ammo priced about half of what I normally find. All of them were plain white boxes with a fancy stick on label on the top and end flap.
Didn't recognize the name of the company, red flag #1. Picked up a box and heard the rounds rolling around inside, red flag #2. Opened one and saw loose rounds inside, no tray, red flag #3. Looked at the sales guy with a WTF look, he just shrugged his shoulders, red flag #4. Obvious reloads from a local guy looking for some extra $$$. I put it back and left. Won't buy reloads from a funshow or a gunshop. Ya never know what you're gonna get. |
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