Price Reduced!

I have a Go, No-Go, Field Headspace Gauge Set for use in 243 win, 260 Rem, 7mm-08, 308 Win, 338 Fed, & 358 Win.  This is a Forester gauge set with instructions for those that need.  

Used one time on a precision 308 AR-10 build.  Don't plan on building anymore, so they are up for sale.  These retail for $130 plus tax and shipping.  

Price $95 firm, local pick-up only, no tax.

Located on 51st Ave & Happy Valley Road

Info from Forester on gauge set:

• 243 WIN: Use to check headspace of 243 Win., 260 Rem., 7mm-08, 308 Win., 338 Fed, & 358 Win. Manufactured from top-quality, hardened steel and precision ground to ANSI and SAAMI tolerances. Headspace tolerance ground to a very exacting ±.00015. Each Headspace Gage thoroughly inspected with NIST-certified measurement tools to ensure the highest quality product.
• RIMLESS CARTRIDGE HEADSPACE: The proper use of Headspace Gages is the most reliable way to test rifle chamber length. Headspace in a rimless cartridge is the distance between the bolt face and a datum line, determined by SAAMI, where the front of the cartridge rests on its shoulder when the bolt is closed.
• NO-GO: Corresponds to the maximum headspace we recommend for gunsmiths’ chambering new bolt-action rifles. This is not a SAAMI-maximum measurement. If a rifle closes on a NO-GO gage, it may still be within SAAMI specifications, or it may have excessive headspace. To determine if there is excessive headspace, the chamber should then be checked with a FIELD gage. The NO-GO gage is a valuable tool for gunsmiths’ reaming new chambers, in order to ensure tight and accurate headspace.
• GO: Corresponds to the minimum chamber dimensions. If a rifle closes on a GO gage, the chamber will accept ammunition that is made to SAAMI maximum specifications. The GO gage is essential for checking a newly-reamed chamber in order to ensure a tight, accurate, and safe chamber that will accept SAAMI maximum ammo.
• FIELD: FIELD gages are slightly shorter than the SAAMI maximum in order to give a small safety margin. If a rifle closes on a FIELD gage, its chamber is dangerously close to, or longer than, SAAMI-specified maximum chamber size. If chamber headspace is excessive, the gun should be taken out of service until it has been inspected and repaired by a competent gunsmith.