Reply With Quotesome gauges have a cut out for it fit into so it will not interfere. I'm one to not be to concerned about it.
Should you remove the ejector before head spacing? It appears with the ejector spring allowing the ejector to move up and down that this would give a false reading of the go gauge during head spacing by allowing it to move. Is this necessary or not?
some gauges have a cut out for it fit into so it will not interfere. I'm one to not be to concerned about it.
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I don't remove it and have never had any problems.
Vietnam Vet, Jun 66 - Dec 67
I had the same concern. After measuring a case, then firing it and checking it again I can see no difference.
+ 4 - I don't worry about it. I just make sure the GO gauge is snug & that cases cycle through easily. Always works !
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