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L.E. Wilson
The L.E. Wilson 35 Remington case gage is a single-piece measuring tool built to help reloaders set up full-length resizing dies accurately and avoid one of the most common mistakes in handloading: oversizing fired brass. Using this gage alongside a caliper, you can quickly verify both the overall length of your cases and the datum-to-head dimension—critical measurements that ensure correct headspace and extend case life. Whether you're loading for a classic lever gun or a modern bolt action, this tool belongs in your reloading bench.
Proper headspace is fundamental to safe, accurate ammunition. Oversized cases can cause excessive pressure, hard extraction, and premature case failure. The L.E. Wilson gage lets you catch these issues before they reach the press, giving you confidence that each round is built to spec. The knurled middle grip makes it easy to handle, and the design is rugged enough to last through thousands of cases.
This is a straightforward, no-frills tool—no adjustments, no complexity—just a precision-made gage that does one job exceptionally well. If you're serious about reloading 35 Remington or any cartridge that demands tight tolerances, this is worth having on hand.
| Brand | L.E. Wilson |
| Product Type | Case Gage |
| Cartridge | 35 Remington |
| Overall Length | 2.494" |
| Large End ID | .473" |
| Small End ID | .347" |
| OD | .991" |
| Finish | Silver with knurled center |
| What's Included | Gage and instruction card |
Insert a fired case into the gage to verify its overall length and datum-to-head measurement using a caliper. This baseline tells you how much your die needs to resize the case—essential for setting up a full-length resizing die properly and avoiding oversizing brass.
Yes. This gage is designed for cartridges sized on standard 7/8"-14 press-type full-length resizing dies, which are compatible with single-stage, turret, and progressive presses.
Excessive headspace or oversized brass causes higher pressures, harder extraction, and case neck fatigue. By using this gage to confirm correct dimensions before resizing, you minimize brass work and extend case life significantly.
You'll need a standard caliper to measure the distances between the gage shoulders and compare them to your fired and resized cases. The gage itself provides the reference dimensions.
L.E. Wilson
The L.E. Wilson 35 Remington case gage is a single-piece measuring tool built to help reloaders set up full-length resizing dies accurately and avoid one of the most common mistakes in handloading: oversizing fired brass. Using this gage alongside a caliper, you can quickly verify both the overall length of your cases and the datum-to-head dimension—critical measurements that ensure correct headspace and extend case life. Whether you're loading for a classic lever gun or a modern bolt action, this tool belongs in your reloading bench.
Proper headspace is fundamental to safe, accurate ammunition. Oversized cases can cause excessive pressure, hard extraction, and premature case failure. The L.E. Wilson gage lets you catch these issues before they reach the press, giving you confidence that each round is built to spec. The knurled middle grip makes it easy to handle, and the design is rugged enough to last through thousands of cases.
This is a straightforward, no-frills tool—no adjustments, no complexity—just a precision-made gage that does one job exceptionally well. If you're serious about reloading 35 Remington or any cartridge that demands tight tolerances, this is worth having on hand.
| Brand | L.E. Wilson |
| Product Type | Case Gage |
| Cartridge | 35 Remington |
| Overall Length | 2.494" |
| Large End ID | .473" |
| Small End ID | .347" |
| OD | .991" |
| Finish | Silver with knurled center |
| What's Included | Gage and instruction card |
Insert a fired case into the gage to verify its overall length and datum-to-head measurement using a caliper. This baseline tells you how much your die needs to resize the case—essential for setting up a full-length resizing die properly and avoiding oversizing brass.
Yes. This gage is designed for cartridges sized on standard 7/8"-14 press-type full-length resizing dies, which are compatible with single-stage, turret, and progressive presses.
Excessive headspace or oversized brass causes higher pressures, harder extraction, and case neck fatigue. By using this gage to confirm correct dimensions before resizing, you minimize brass work and extend case life significantly.
You'll need a standard caliper to measure the distances between the gage shoulders and compare them to your fired and resized cases. The gage itself provides the reference dimensions.
