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    Armourer Plug Gauge SM127

    Has any one got a picture & dimensions of the Armourers plug guage SM126 or SM127.

    I have an Italianicon one and another one by AJParker both 0.310" but the pass fail Line are at two diferent distances from the front of the gauge.

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    They're marked differently because as I seem to remember, the 126 is a .308" diameter and the 127 is .310. The .308" gauge was replaced with another differently marked gauge called the No2 gauge

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