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Originally Posted by Lasor1
I am not sure what model Dillon case gauge you have but they do make a case gauge that does check diameter and length of case. I Have one for 5.56 and it works great. I would have to look and see if I still have box it came in to see if part number Is on It. I know I gave a good penny for it but it's worth it lol
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Well go stick a case upside down in your Dillon gauge, if it drops in as far as pictured in my post then you are misinformed.
On top of this you can not check your fired case length with Wilson/Dillon type case gauges with larger diameter military chambers. This is why the Hornady case gauge is better for measuring fired cases to get proper shoulder bump.