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I put it in a v-block on the granite. Measured with a height gauge. I checked the depth of bore from the face. I then put the 9mm gauge in and it's going into the bore by .007.
I just received PTG gauges. Problem solved.
You keep talking down to me like that and I'll pull the drawers out of your Gerstner. (Hoping you get the joke).
I just received PTG gauges. Problem solved.
You keep talking down to me like that and I'll pull the drawers out of your Gerstner. (Hoping you get the joke).
In doing a little math Those gages just might be screwed up. .370" gage diameter to a .381" chamber diameter at the case mouth. Bore diameter of .355" to .357" you should have .012" land on a side. Now that you only have .370" that leaves you with a .0065" shoulder to hit. The depth of the rifling on both sides is damn close to that. should be .008" over all or .004" on a side so you would have a .002" shoulder to hit. Nope no way thats will work. So if the throat was cut on the generous side you may loose the ability to hit the shoulder. and why the gage is dropping into the bore. I'd call clymer and ask. I take back what I said about the guaranty of the gage. it does sound screwed up.
I can admit when wrong lord knows I've done it enough times
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