AGS Custom LLC

11/03/2026

What's always in my range bag? Hearing protection, shooting glasses, a rear bag, ammo, a few tools, and a rangefinder.

Hearing and eye protection are non-negotiable. Everything else depends on the day.

What's that one thing in your range bag most shooters wouldn't think to bring? 👇

11/02/2026

Solo or with the crew? One r***e or the whole gun safe?

For me, it's simple: good company, one r***e, and a tent in the woods.

Dogs? Depends on the hunt. But for duck hunting, a good dog is a must.

What's your ideal hunting trip look like? 👇

11/01/2026

We had some fun in Italy!

Kahles Grand Prix 2026 – F-Class competition in Collesalvetti, Ital...

10/30/2026

Three reasons to anneal with the AGS Annealer.

First, annealing can help extend brass life by reducing work hardening and the risk of neck splits.

Second, it helps maintain more consistent brass hardness through repeated firing and resizing cycles.

Third, managing brass hardness is one part of a consistent reloading process. While annealing alone doesn’t guarantee lower ES, SD, or better accuracy, it can help reduce one potential source of variation.

Whether you’re shooting targets or hunting, check out the AGS Annealer through the link in our bio.

10/28/2026

My best advice for buying your first r***e? Choose one that fits you well, is chambered for a cartridge suited to what you plan to hunt, and uses am******on you can actually find.

You don’t need the most expensive r***e in the shop. Start with something affordable and reliable, build your experience, and figure out what works best for you.

What was your first r***e? 👇

10/26/2026

A missed shot is one thing. A wounded animal suffering because of a bad shot is another. That’s a hunter’s responsibility, and there’s no excuse for taking it lightly.

That’s why I disagree with anyone who says hunting am******on doesn’t need to be as accurate or consistent as competition ammo. You owe it to the animal to know exactly what your r***e and am******on are capable of. Accuracy matters just as much in the field as it does on the range.

Agree or disagree? 👇

10/24/2026

Do you use a drill and socket or a dedicated annealer? Do you anneal after every firing or just every few? And what about new brass — do you anneal it right away or wait until it’s been fired once?

New brass is already annealed at the factory, so I skip annealing until after the first firing.

What’s your approach? 👇

10/22/2026

Muzzle brake or suppressor?

The brake generally wins on recoil reduction, while the suppressor gets my vote for hunting. And anyone who’s ever stood next to a muzzle brake knows which one is quieter.

As for price, I’ll leave that debate to you guys.

Which one is on your r***e? 👇

10/21/2026

🔥 SERIOUS ABOUT PRECISION? START WITH YOUR BRASS.

Meet the AGS V3.3 PRO — designed for reloaders who demand consistency, efficiency, and reliability.

✅ Fast and consistent case annealing
✅ Handles everything from .223 Rem to .50 BMG
✅ Easy to use and fully adjustable
✅ Built for serious reloading

⚡ Less time prepping. More time shooting.

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10/20/2026

Three things I never cheap out on: reloading dies, my press, and my powder measuring equipment.

I can’t pick just one because all three play a major role in how consistent my ammo turns out.

What’s the one piece of reloading gear you won’t cheap out on? 👇