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I frankly don't know anyone who gives a sh!t about the bore diameter of any gun they own, so that sort of payback is out of the question . That said, assuming I decided to pop for one of these, what's a good length to get? And is it worth it to pay the extra $35 for digital?
its always the chokes they want to know about.
length wise - i like 18" a little room to spare if I want to completely measure a 32" set of barrels.
I like using the digital- but the draw back is - always remember to have a spare battery around. but I also have a dial bore gauge, and it works absolutely fine -
so the answer to that is - personal choice - no practical advantage
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. That said, assuming I decided to pop for one of these, what's a good length to get? And is it worth it to pay the extra $35 for digital?
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