Argonnakid
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The Nosler #7 manual has load data for the .300 , just letting others know.
.223 side by side .300 Blackout
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wass
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Midway has HSM Ammunition 300 AAC Blackout 220 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Boat Tail in stock as of 15:16 today. $21.99 per box of 20.
HSM Ammo 300 AAC Blackout 220 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Boat
NEVER MIND !!! OUT OF STOCK ALREADY!!!
I managed to snag a few boxes and then posted to this site. I clicked on the link I provided to make sure it works, and it's gone already! Sorry.
HSM Ammo 300 AAC Blackout 220 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Boat
NEVER MIND !!! OUT OF STOCK ALREADY!!!
I managed to snag a few boxes and then posted to this site. I clicked on the link I provided to make sure it works, and it's gone already! Sorry.
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longranger
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I have had my Daniel Defense Ambush in 300 AAC Blackout for a month now. I bought the rifle and 500rds. of the Rem. 115 CTFB. I am now trying to get the same accuracy with hand loads.The 300 Blackout is equivalent to a 30-30 with good bullet selection.C.O.A.L's are all over the place < 150gr. bullets, seat base of bullet .250" in side the case or as close to that as possible.I have good accuracy and numbers with suppressed loads 190-200-240 gr. SMK's and RL-7 powder.Supersonic accuracy has been a bit elusive, not bad just not what the Rem. 115 gr. CTFB do from my rifle. AAC(inventors of the 300 BLK) says when they collaborated with Remington they wanted cheap ammo @ or near match quality. Factory ammo, this is what you want $11.99 for 20 when you can find it.I hope Remington makes this bullet available for reloading. I quit buying Barnes bullets,I can't get them to shoot better than Sierra's at twice the price in any rifle.
I don't load 300 Blackout but do have a couple of thoughts.
Are you measuring OAL with a comparator? If not, differences in bullet length will give you fits. The comparator measures to a point on the ogive, not the tip.
Sierra bullets are great. No need to spend more $$, IMHO.
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