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    Headspace 1.940 versus 2.0487

    In the mailiatry manuals it is state the the minimum headspace is to be 1.940 inches. So, why is it that my Forster .30-06 GO gage is marked 2.0487" ? Likewise, the maxium headspace per the manual is 1.946 inches but my Forster NO-GO gage is marked 2.0547" ? I am confused!
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    US Ordnance headspace gages

    I am missing a few as this set should start out with 1.940 up tp 1.950

    gages were suppose to be set back every year to be checkedAttachment 42606

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    Ha ha, Robert, you also need the set that has letters instead of numbers I have some of the letters but not all.
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