Safety Instruction Guide for WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 220 SWIFT CASE GAGE
Introduction
Thank you for choosing the WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 220 SWIFT CASE GAGE. This guide provides important safety information and instructions for the proper use of the product. Please read this manual carefully before using the gage to ensure safe and effective operation.
General Safety Guidelines
- Ensure that the product is used only for its intended purpose, which is to measure cartridge case dimensions.
- Keep the gage out of reach of children and vulnerable individuals to prevent accidents or misuse.
- Always inspect the gage before each use for any signs of damage or wear. Do not use if damaged.
- Follow the provided instructions carefully to avoid potential hazards associated with improper use.
- Use the gage in a welllit area to ensure accurate measurements.
- Store the gage in a safe and dry location when not in use to prevent damage.
Specific Safety Precautions for Use
- Avoid Oversizing: Be cautious to avoid oversizing your brass when using the gage. Oversizing can lead to safety issues during firing.
- Proper Measurement: Use a caliper in conjunction with the gage to accurately measure headspace and overall length.
- Belted Magnums: For belted magnums, ensure that resizing is minimized at the shoulder to prolong the life of the case.
- Handling: Handle the gage with care to avoid dropping or damaging it, which could affect its accuracy.
- Protective Gear: Consider wearing safety glasses when using the gage, especially if you are working in a workshop environment.
Instructions for Installation and Usage
Setting Up the Gage:
- Place the gage on a stable, flat surface.
- Ensure that the gage is clean and free from debris.
Measuring Headspace:
- Insert the fired case into the gage.
- Use a caliper to measure the headspace as indicated by the gage.
- Record the measurement for your reference.
Checking Overall Length:
- Insert the case into the gage to check the overall length.
- If the overall length exceeds the specified limit, trim the case as necessary.
Adjusting for Belted Magnums:
- For belted magnum cases, ensure the belt is properly seated in the gage.
- Follow the same measurement procedures while being mindful of shoulder resizing.
PostUse Care:
- Clean the gage after each use to maintain its accuracy.
- Store the gage in its protective case to prevent damage.
Disposal Instructions
- Dispose of the product in accordance with local regulations regarding electronic and nonelectronic waste.
- Do not dispose of the gage in regular household waste. Check for local recycling programs that accept tools and measuring devices.
Contact Information for Further Support
For any inquiries or concerns regarding the WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 220 SWIFT CASE GAGE, please refer to the manufacturer's website or contact your local distributor for assistance.
Conclusion
By following these safety instructions and guidelines, you can ensure a safe and effective experience while using the WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 220 SWIFT CASE GAGE. Always prioritize safety and proper handling to enjoy the benefits of this essential tool in your reloading process.