Used after neck sizing and before bullet seating to ensure optimal inside neck diameter for consistent bullet release
Allows inspection of case necks for "donuts" at the neck-shoulder junction, ensuring consistency

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The Neck Tension Gage (NTG) is a precision inspection tool designed to help reloaders quickly and accurately screen and sort brass before bullet seating. This tool provides the critical measurements needed to achieve consistent and exacting neck tensions, ensuring optimal performance and accuracy during the bullet seating process. Comes in five calibers, the NTG features four progressively stepped diameters, each clearly etched on the metal tool for easy identification. Using the NTG is simple: insert the stepped end into the neck of your sized case and slide it until one of the diameters fits snugly. The resulting measurement enables fine-tuning of your case preparation, ensuring uniform neck tension across your batch of brass. Practical and easy-to use, the NTG is an invaluable tool for reloaders focused on precision and reliability.

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