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  1. 10-20-2009 10:54 AM #11
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    MAKE YOUR OWN TOOL TO CHECK INSIDE CASE

    TAKE A LARGE PAPER CLIP, STRAIGHTEN OUT, SHARPEN ONE END TO A VERY VERY SHARP POINT.. TAKE A PAIR OF NEEDLENOSE PLIERS AND BEND THAT END ABOUT 3/16 BACK BEND IT 90 DEGREES...
    I've tried this many times but I guess I'm too "ham-fisted". Never was able to feel anything
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    Or you can spend a little more and find out exactly how many thousandths your cases are thinning in the web area.







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    Or just use new brass all the time and NOT worry about it.



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