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    Gauges

    i spoke with Clymer about their notched head space gauges and they told me they only sell them to CMPicon in batches. i don't see them listed on the web site, does anyone else sell these?
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    Forstner (which are cheaper than Clymer and supposedly not as good) gauges are designed to work with a fully assembled carbine bolt. I bought a set and the seem to be OK and definitely work well.

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    dave, thanks for some really useful info. i was under the impression that only the Clymer gauges were notched. this will save me some money.
    frank

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