No i just have plain old dies and lock rings.
For the most part 'plain-o' dies are my favorite except when forming cases; when forming cases my favorite dies are short firming dies.
Old-Roper was asking about your head space gage, L.E. Wilson makes case length gages. The unique thing about their belted case gage is it's ability to be adjusted for the case length from the shoulder to the case head.
A good habit to get into is measuring before and again after. That would be measure before firing and again after firing; and measuring before sizing and again after firing. I measure the length of the chamber from the shoulder to the bolt face, when I fire a case I know the length of the case from the shoulder to the case head before extracting the case. That does not mean I measure the length of the chamber before firing 'everyday'; I am talking about measuring before I fire a rifle that is new to me.
F. Guffey