WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 300 SAVAGE CASE GAGE Safety Instructions
Introduction
Thank you for choosing the WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 300 SAVAGE CASE GAGE. This tool is designed to help you achieve precise measurements for cartridge cases, ensuring safe and effective reloading practices. Please read and follow these safety instructions carefully to ensure safe use and compliance with the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR).
General Safety Guidelines
- Always use the case gage in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
- Store the case gage in a dry and safe location, away from children and unauthorized users.
- Inspect the gage for any damage before use. Do not use if damaged.
- Ensure that the work area is clean and free of any obstructions that may cause accidents.
- Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety glasses, when using the tool.
Specific Safety Precautions for Use
- Avoid Oversizing: The most important use of the case gage is to prevent oversizing of brass. Always measure fired cases before resizing.
- Headspace Measurement: Use the gage to measure headspace accurately. Incorrect headspace can lead to dangerous malfunctions.
- Adjustable Style Use: If using the adjustable style gage for belted magnums, ensure to minimize resizing at the shoulder to prolong the life of the case.
- Caliper Use: When using a caliper with the gage, ensure that it is calibrated and functioning properly to avoid measurement errors.
- Check for Recalls: Stay informed about any recalls or safety notices related to the case gage.
Instructions for Installation and Usage
Preparation:
- Gather the necessary tools, including the case gage and a caliper.
- Ensure your workspace is welllit and organized.
Measuring Overall Length:
- Insert the cartridge case into the gage.
- Check the overall length to determine if trimming is necessary.
- If the length exceeds specifications, trim the case accordingly.
Measuring Headspace:
- Place the gage on a flat surface.
- Use the caliper to measure the datum to head length.
- Ensure that the measurement falls within the acceptable range to prevent oversizing.
Using the Adjustable Style:
- For belted magnums, ensure the belt is properly seated in the gage.
- Follow the same measurement procedures as above, focusing on minimizing shoulder resizing.
Final Inspection:
- After measuring, inspect the cartridge case for any signs of wear or damage before reloading.
Disposal Instructions
- Dispose of any damaged or unusable cartridge cases according to local regulations.
- Do not discard the case gage in regular waste. Check for local recycling options or hazardous waste disposal guidelines.
Contact Information for Further Support
For any questions or concerns regarding the WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 300 SAVAGE CASE GAGE, please refer to the contact information provided with your product packaging. It is important to have access to support for safe usage and inquiries.
Thank you for following these safety instructions. Your safety is our priority, and we hope you enjoy using the WILSON CASE GAGE L.E. WILSON 300 SAVAGE CASE GAGE for your reloading needs.