Vermont Gage 111268700 Steel No-Go Plug Gage, Tolerance Class ZZ, 0.687" Gage Diameter

Was missing a pin in my .060-.250 set.Best price online with shipping discounts.

I have bought several of these from Vermont Gage and they are very accurate and I haven't had a single problem with any of them! Very well packaged also.

Watch for sales as the price goes up and down a lot. Dimensionally they are spot on after multiple readings with a quality micrometer.

Exceeds expectations! I use these for no-go gauges when reloading my ammo. These are so accurate, it's scary! Bought them in 0.0005 increments and they are definitely an asset to my reloading tools.

This is a 5 star product with a 2 star description. The pin is fine. When you shop, pay attention to the + or - signs used in the description. At the time of my purchase their Go, No-Go lingo is backwards, but their + and - signs are correct and match the product. A + pin is .0002" over the stated diameter. A - pin is .0002" below the stated diameter. (A - pin is supposed to be called a "Go" pin because it will go into a hole of the stated size. A + pin is supposed to be called a "No-Go" pin because it will not go into a hole that size.) Just go by the + and - signs in the description to get the correct pin.

This is good and inexpensive gage for check calibration of your caliper. I ordered it with my digital calipers and just after uncover the gage from the bag I checked the caliper. It showed the same as indicated on the gage. I did measurement on few different places. Each time my caliper showed .309 in. So, this gage can be used before making measurement just to make sure, that your caliper is correct.

To replace missing pin gages from my sets.

I use these gauge pins in my gunsmithing work and they are exactly as they are as advertised.