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					<description><![CDATA[I just received my first box of 50 ADG Brass.  My brass was 28 Nosler and was Standard/annealed.  I was first impressed by the way it was shipped.  Shipped in a ammo box with a foam insert to prevent the brass from raddling around all within a cardboard box.  I was also impressed with how shinney it was being I didn&#039;t order the shiney version.  It appeard to be annealed as well.  I had told a friend it had arrived and he asked me how consisten weight wise it was, so I set about weighing all 50 pieces. 
It turns out it was very consistent.  The heaviest was 258.4 gn and the lightest was 256.9 gn.  That is only 1.5 grains!  Throwing out the heaviest and the lightest and the difference is only 1.2 gn!  Though I&#039;m not for sure going to throw any out as it is.  I checked the concentricity of a few rounds and the worst I found after neck sizing was only .002 and that would probably be corrected by tuning the necks.  I am really impressed and proud of an American company that with my first impression anyway seems to bettering the best of any foreign brass I have used! Atalas and Elizabethtown Kentucky workers, Please Please keep up the excellent work!!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just received my first box of 50 ADG Brass.  My brass was 28 Nosler and was Standard/annealed.  I was first impressed by the way it was shipped.  Shipped in a ammo box with a foam insert to prevent the brass from raddling around all within a cardboard box.  I was also impressed with how shinney it was being I didn&#8217;t order the shiney version.  It appeard to be annealed as well.  I had told a friend it had arrived and he asked me how consisten weight wise it was, so I set about weighing all 50 pieces.<br />
It turns out it was very consistent.  The heaviest was 258.4 gn and the lightest was 256.9 gn.  That is only 1.5 grains!  Throwing out the heaviest and the lightest and the difference is only 1.2 gn!  Though I&#8217;m not for sure going to throw any out as it is.  I checked the concentricity of a few rounds and the worst I found after neck sizing was only .002 and that would probably be corrected by tuning the necks.  I am really impressed and proud of an American company that with my first impression anyway seems to bettering the best of any foreign brass I have used! Atalas and Elizabethtown Kentucky workers, Please Please keep up the excellent work!!</p>
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