Anybody use mo’s headspace gauges?

[Shiyfire]

i have a couple of these i found on ebay . Are they any better than the rcbs versions?

 

[jr600yd]

I have two, one for 308 and the other for 223. Are they better? I think so. Easier to use for me.

 

[Gr8Horses2003]

They are the gold standard.

 

[Shiyfire]

I have the .308-.223 as well,they must be the most common.

 

[hunter243sgk]

No I use the Guffs gauge!!

 

[jmatters]

i have a couple of these i found on ebay . Are they any better than the rcbs versions?

Yes, I have 5 of them. (30-06, 308, 6.5-284, 30BR, .223). But he is not on line, so don't try to find him. (Master Class Sports in Ct.)

 

[rminut]

i have a couple of these i found on ebay . Are they any better than the rcbs versions?

well if imitation is the best form of flattery then they must be better. Who do you think RCBS copied when they "designed" their mic? Mo started making them decades before RCBS.

They are better because, at least mine are, made as an actual gauge so that 0 is actually minimum SAAMI spec.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I use headspace gages made by the same company as my reamer was made.

 

[dcali]

well if imitation is the best form of flattery then they must be better. Who do you think RCBS copied when they "designed" their mic? Mo started making them decades before RCBS.

They are better because, at least mine are, made as an actual gauge so that 0 is actually minimum SAAMI spec.

No disrespect to the design of Mo's gauges, but it's pretty obvious - it's a micrometer. I have no doubt they are better. My RCBS is made with a two piece top - the micrometer graduations are separate from the threaded piece, presumably to make it easier to zero in manufacturing. but the pieces didn't stay together, and it wasn't zeroed correctly to start. I suppose you could consider that a feature, but it just annoyed me.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

If you need a very nice case gage send your go gage to whidden and youll have a nicer one than the mo’s.