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Unread 09-19-2014, 03:00 PM   #1
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I have a Stan Baker set that's great but hard to find, it has a 10/12 probe, a 16/20/28 probe and a 410 probe and a dial that screws onto each one, I got it 40 years ago and it still works great . Plus you can measure the entire barrel by going in from each end. It comes in a wood box ,if you see one grab it.
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Back to my original post, Mills. I have used the Skeet's type of gauge for decades. I bought my first one from Tony. I am still using it. However, the $450 gauge he sells is far superior because it measures from 28 to 10, where the larger Skeet's gauge will not measure a large ten. I have not had the negative experience with this gauge that Edgar had. In addition, Edgar didn't say that the replacement Tony sent had any problems. I have figured out how to make the $450 Galazan gauge measure 8 gauge bores, but I haven't made the modifications yet. It should only involve replacing the cone with a slightly larger cone, a simple job for a skilled machinist, which I am not. Buy the $450 Galazan gauge and you will be happy.
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