Reloading & Ammo Checking Tools
A case gauge is insurance against the worst thing that can happen on a stage: a round that will not chamber, on the clock, with the timer running. If you load your own ammunition, gauging is the last step before a round earns a place in your match box. This range covers 9mm, .38 Super and .40 cal gauges, a multi-calibre set and a squib rod.
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Single or hundred-round?
A single gauge checks one round at a time. It is cheap, it lives in your range bag, and it suits spot-checking a batch or diagnosing a problem load. A 100-round pocket gauge takes a full tray in one motion and shows every high primer and fat case at a glance — the better tool if you are gauging a season's ammunition rather than a sample. The difference is throughput, not accuracy. Our single versus 100-round comparison and the complete case gauge guide cover the choice.
Multi-calibre, if you shoot more than one
The reloader's set covers 9mm, .38 Super and .40 cal in one purchase, which earns its place the moment you run a second pistol in a second division.
And the one you hope never to need
The two-piece threaded squib rod clears a squib load from a barrel. It threads together so it packs flat — which matters, because a squib rod is no use at home in the workshop when the squib happens at the range.
If you are new to gauging, the 9mm ammo checker guide is the place to start.
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 business days. Free standard shipping within Australia on orders over $249. International orders ship DDP — Boss Components pays the duties. 30-day returns on unused, uninstalled parts.
