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09-13-2015, 09:58 PM
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Found this RCBS Case Master Gauging Tool at an estate sale today
The original owner may have modified it just a bit.
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09-13-2015, 10:02 PM
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Really, just a little. Did it come with operating instructions?
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09-13-2015, 10:36 PM
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Holy Toledo......
I think somebody put a Norden gunsight in an RCBS box! What a piece of gear. 
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I like it, I would put it on my desk just to confuse people. 
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Looks like it's been modified to measure gravitational waves.
Knowing that information MAY improve your accuracy .001%.
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WTH......I hope you didn't pay too much, you got ripped off--- looks like it's missing the arm that reads the orbital run-out of the primer flash hole???
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It's no Dillon 
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Now everyone will want one! 
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09-14-2015, 10:36 AM
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That is one of a kind and worth a lot of money just for all the indicators. You did good.
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Now everyone will want one! |
not sure why ... but they will
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All those gages are meaningless without the 100 count statistical variation to determine the true Standard Deviation of each dial doing each function.
You must remember that dial error and tooling error are different and are statistically important to some one. Can that incredible device determine if the cartridge is "Close Enough" , load the gun, and pull the trigger.
Nice gage -- now what does it really measure?
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Looks like it's been modified to measure gravitational waves.
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Yes. It totally looks like something my grandfather would have made in his shop to measure something. His home made gauges were usually calibrated by the tap it on the counter method:P. Bless his heart he was amusing. Thank god he never picked up reloading.
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