Burstfire Primer Pocket Gauge - GO & NO GO Gauge Set- Large & Small - for Reloading/Case Prep

I think that the product description should tell you that the more expensive set is made from stainless steel while the cheaper set is made from aluminum.I guessed it right and purchased the stainless steel version.I am very happy with the quality of the gauge set and feel it is worth the money if you buy the stainles steel set..

Works great. You don’t need to screw this onto a handle, you can just hold it with your fingers.

Easy and accurate. Made crimp removal much easier than swaging.

No more guessing if I removed the military crimp enough. The 'go' gages for both small and large primer pockets are easy to use.

They do the job 👍

This is a must have for reloading and checking primer pockets. I use these all the time before seating primers.

It never hurts to have them around to check primer pockets when it comes to range brass. I don’t expect to have a lot of brass with worn or bad primer pockets but if I have an issue I’ll have them to check if need be. Besides, you can never have too many reloading tools. lol Some will say they’re completely unnecessary. That’s fine. That’s the opinion of whomever says and feels this way. You do you. But yes, I recommend the complete set of go/no go for small and large primer pockets. Especially if like me, you’re OCD and clean the primer pockets. Sometimes you can over do it and cause them to become no go. And yes, sometimes they can even be borderline when new. Unless you can always afford to by high quality brass every time you need brass. I for one can’t afford to do that. Again, you do you!!!Keep ‘em in the X ring!

If you are wondering about you primer pockets these are the tools to have. I have found these tools most valuable with military brass. You have to swage the primer pocket to remove the primer crimp that the military uses. These tools let you know if you are swaging enough or too much. You no longer have to wonder. Good little tool to have.