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6 INSPECT AND MEASURE Inspect and Measure Your handloaded ammunition will ideally fire the smallest groups possible, and the best way to control precision groups is to refine your processes to eliminate variability, based on accurate data. Even new cases from the same batch have slight differences. Brass actually liquefies as it fire-forms to the gun’s chamber. Inspection and measurement tools will help you eliminate variation to improve shooting safety, consistency and repeatability. u During Reloading Refine case sizing and bullet seating operations with the patented Datum Dial™ Ammunition Measurement System. The easy-to-use and versatile Datum Dial reliably measures relative distances between selected points on cases, bullets and cartridges. It helps you reduce excessive case headspace, which may lead to dangerous case separation. Datum Dial also works to measure bullets and cartridges, for use in adjusting the seater die to the optimum seating depth. u During Reloading and for Reloaded Ammunition The Case and Cartridge Inspector measures many critical dimensions: neck wall thickness, case neck concentricity and bullet runout of your loaded ammunition. Measurements are in increments of one-thousandth of an inch for superb accuracy. The Inspector is unique because it checks 6 Inspect and Measure both the bullet and case alignment in relation to the centerline (axis) of the entire cartridge or case. Accommodates cartridges from 204 Ruger to 338 Lapua Mag. Datum Dial Ammunition Measurement System (left) and Case and Cartridge Inspector (right) 20 Made in the United States of America