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Sinclair International .22-250 Remington/.223 WSSM/.243 WSSM/6.5mm 28 deg Shoulder Bump Gauge Insert

Name: Sinclair International .22-250 Remington/.223 WSSM/.243 WSSM/6.5mm 28 deg Shoulder Bump Gauge Insert
Brand: Sinclair
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Brand: Sinclair
Category: Reloading
Tool Type: Gauges & Measuring Tools
UPC: 50806111196

Overview

The Sinclair International #28 Generation II Shoulder Bump Gauge Insert is a precision reloading tool designed to measure shoulder bump when setting up full-length sizing dies. Machined from high-quality steel, this insert fits into Sinclair comparator bodies to provide consistent readings for shoulder dimensions up to 6.5mm. It is specifically compatible with .22-250 Remington, .223 WSSM, and .243 WSSM cartridges, helping reloaders assess case sizing to ensure proper fit and function in bolt-action and AR-15 type rifles.

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