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		By: Bob		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2020 03:59:47 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I normally use Lapua brass for all the calibers I reload for that it is available. However, this brass is fully the quality of Lapua but with a thicker wall. I haven&#039;t loaded these cases enough times yet to fully understand how case life will work out but it seems that it will ad a substantial number of times it can be reloaded. I&#039;m able to get substantially higher velocities without pressure signs. So it looks to be superior even to Lapua brass at this time to me.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I normally use Lapua brass for all the calibers I reload for that it is available. However, this brass is fully the quality of Lapua but with a thicker wall. I haven&#8217;t loaded these cases enough times yet to fully understand how case life will work out but it seems that it will ad a substantial number of times it can be reloaded. I&#8217;m able to get substantially higher velocities without pressure signs. So it looks to be superior even to Lapua brass at this time to me.</p>
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		By: graystarcity		</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Apr 2020 15:23:47 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[After having to replace my stock, I decided to try ADG brass (March 2019). Surprisingly, I did not have to reduce my powder weight during the redevelopment test as recommended. However, the velocity increased 77 fps, and the best 3-shot group size improved to .17 inches at 100 yards. Yes, I know, ballistically, that doesn’t seem possible, but it is what it is. Shooting at 400 yards, the best 3-shot group thus far is 1.698 inches and is consistently under 2 inches. Not bad for an 18-year-old rife with the original barrel. 

ADG brass is the best brass I&#039;ve used thus far for my 300 Win Mag. Very well made and is so clean it doesn’t need any prep except maybe for trimming length. I&#039;ve reloaded my first box of brass six times now and I anticipate many more uses. I strongly recommend ADG Brass for the serious shooter.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After having to replace my stock, I decided to try ADG brass (March 2019). Surprisingly, I did not have to reduce my powder weight during the redevelopment test as recommended. However, the velocity increased 77 fps, and the best 3-shot group size improved to .17 inches at 100 yards. Yes, I know, ballistically, that doesn’t seem possible, but it is what it is. Shooting at 400 yards, the best 3-shot group thus far is 1.698 inches and is consistently under 2 inches. Not bad for an 18-year-old rife with the original barrel. </p>
<p>ADG brass is the best brass I&#8217;ve used thus far for my 300 Win Mag. Very well made and is so clean it doesn’t need any prep except maybe for trimming length. I&#8217;ve reloaded my first box of brass six times now and I anticipate many more uses. I strongly recommend ADG Brass for the serious shooter.</p>
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