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Primer Depth Measuring Tools

I use a primer pocket uniformer every time to ensure the pockets are all the same depth, then use my Mitutoyo digital caliber depth gage to verify all primers are .002" below flush.

Seems to have been working ok for many years, but am I missing something by not using a dedicated tool for this?
I was going to suggest this same method.
 
The primer should be seated firmly to bottom of the primer pocket. The depth is immaterial. This is easily accomplished by feel using any decent hand held priming tool.
AND, running your finger tip across the case head (primer) will tell you if it's seated properly. Only problem is if it was seated HIGH when gas gun shooting. :eek:
 

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