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Forster Products Neck Tension Gauge, Four Stepped Diameters with Size Etched on Each Tool, 277 Diameter
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Forster Products Neck Tension Gauge, Four Stepped Features
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Neck Tension Gauge - Inspection tool to quickly and accurately screen/sort a batch of brass before your bullet seating operation
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Exact Neck Tension - Each NTG provides reloaders with the information needed to create exacting neck tensions during the bullet seating operation.
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Determine Inside Neck Diameter - Use after case neck sizing and before bullet seating to help determine optimal inside neck diameter for consistent release of a bullet from your reloaded rounds. Allows for inspection of the inside diameters of case necks to be sure a “donut” has not formed at the neck-shoulder junction.
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Easy-To-Use - Simply insert the stepped end of the tool into the neck of your sized case, sliding it in until one of the diameters achieves a slip fit in the case neck. Use the resulting value to fine-tune your case preparation.
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277 Caliber - Contains four stepped diameters measuring 0.2730, 0.2740, 0.2750, and 0.2760 inches.
About Forster Products Neck Tension Gauge, Four Stepped
The the Neck Tension Gage (NTG) as an inspection tool to quickly and accurately screen/sort a batch of brass before your bullet seating operation. Each NTG provides reloaders with the information needed to create exacting neck tensions during the bullet seating operation. Each Neck Tension Gage (NTG) Inspection Tool consists of four stepped diameters that increase in size until reaching the handle. Each diameter is etched on the metal tool. Simply insert the stepped end of the tool into the neck of your sized case, sliding it in until one of the diameters achieves a slip fit in the case neck. Use the resulting value to fine-tune your case preparation.
