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so far I just have the 12/16 Skeets - I like it, then I added the Manson wall thickness gauge to make a measuring set.
I would add the Skeets gauges were out of stock for a long time, not sure if that happens often, but just in case, as they say - I got mine while the gettin' was good
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Me too. They are all one needs to measure choke constriction. They will also find otherwise undiscernable ring bulges and other kinds of bulge imperfections.
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Yup, that's the one you want. The least you will pay for such an excellent micrometer.
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Thanks guys. I just ordered the last one in stock from Brownells.
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I bought the one with two detatchable heads, one head does 10/12/16 and the other does 20/28. If you cannot find them at Brownells they have them at Midway also I believe.
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