ADG Brass

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

hey guys
anyone know anything about ADG brass out of Kentucky?
what's the quality like as well as consistent between pieces? looking at some 375 H&H have some barnes and I also have some of the new Raven Rock brand but was wondering about the ADG.
regards
Mike

 

[Wildwillalaska]

Great stuff…period.

Not used it in 375hh, but have in 6.5 SAUM (many pieces have several firings) and several other chamberings. Always found it consistent and of the highest quality, on par with all my Lapua brass.

 

[9Point3]

Good brass. Have several calibers … SAUMs, WSM, PRC and about to get their H&H offering.

 

[Captain Jack]

ADG is excellent. It’s all I shoot in the PRCs, and will start picking it up in other calibers as I use up shelf stock.

They are carefully but steadily expanding their range of offerings.

 

[MCB]

Great stuff. Use with my 375s, 300s, and 7mms.

 

[RLL]

Top quality brass in consistency, performance and re-loading.

 

[450 Dakota]

If you go with the ADG make sure you reduce your load. It is a little thicker so case volume is less. It is great brass.

 

[Str8meat]

Run it in my 28 Nosler and my 338 rums, love it

 

[mgstucson]

I bought a 1000 rounds of 300prc fired brass made by ADG to make 416 Ruger brass. The brass is thick walled, heavy brass, and should outlast most any other brass, as good or better than Norma or Lapua brass. I will still make some of the brass into 416 Ruger brass just because it holds up well for reloading practice rounds repeatedly, even though I cannot take it to Africa because of the headstamp.

 

[mooze]

I bought a 1000 rounds of 300prc fired brass made by ADG to make 416 Ruger brass. The brass is thick walled, heavy brass, and should outlast most any other brass, as good or better than Norma or Lapua brass. I will still make some of the brass into 416 Ruger brass just because it holds up well for reloading practice rounds repeatedly, even though I cannot take it to Africa because of the headstamp.

I have 100 rounds of ADG in 300 PRC ( to make into 9.3 wildcat), I know it's been written that it's thicker walled but at the same trim length it actually is 10 gr lighter than Hornady brass. Just wondering where the material would come from to make the wall thicker