As tested, a standard deviation of 12 indicated very consistent pressures. Loaded on once-fired, re-sized brass, Wilson Combat still manages to offer this subsonic load to function reliably and accurately. Intended for use with a suppressor, the AMAX bullet is best suited for tactical applications when silence and accuracy are equally necessary. The subsonic load offered by Hornady features a 208-grain AMAX bullet that's slower than the speed of sound but its still designed with a polymer tip to expand upon impact. The cosmetic blemish variety was tested here and achieved "pretty" good performance, even though it's Gemtech's ugly duckling. Interestingly, Gemtech offers two variations of this ammo, with one being a cosmetic blemished version of its more aesthetic counterpart. Optimized for suppressed applications, Gemtech's 187-grain subsonic load features a polymer-tipped projectile for optimal expansion.
300 Blackout may be used for hunting at close to medium distances, but humane/ethical game kills become more difficult to make as distances stretch due to lower velocity and kinesthetic shock, as compared to supersonic ammunition. In close quarters situations with friendly personnel, a subsonic round combined with a suppressor will greatly reduce muzzle blast, making it safer for innocent bystanders and easier to communicate with team members. 300 AAC Blackout cartridge, subsonic loads are great for target shooting and home defense or tactical applications where stealth is mission critical. This added weight makes them naturally slower than a 110-grain bullet fired through the same barrel, even if the heavier bullets are charged with the same type and amount of gunpowder as a corresponding supersonic load.
300 AAC Blackout loads usually weigh between 180- and 220-grains. Manufacturers commonly use low-flash powders in subsonic ammo to further compliment use with suppressors, while also protecting the shooter's night vision in low-light situations. Subsonic ammo also generally produces less felt recoil than supersonic loads. This makes subsonic loads a primary option for use with suppressed firearms. Subsonic projectiles don't produce a supersonic "crack," because they don't break the sound barrier. This ammo is best served for a leisurely weekend at the range when you have an itchy trigger finger. No malfunctions were experienced during testing, however you shouldn't expect to see exceptional accuracy. 223 Rem/5.56 NATO brass, this ammo is sold entirely online and in boxes of 50. 300 Blackout ammo to bang away with at the range, look no further than Freedom Munitions 150-grain FMJ. If you're bargain shopping for factory-loaded. Oath's 140-grain FMJ load is intended for semiauto rifles, however they also have purpose-built Blackout loads for bolt-action rifles as well.ġ0. The result is extremely precise tolerances with nearly zero margin for manufacturing error. In fact, Oath's bullets and cartridge cases are entirely CNC-machined from solid billets of copper, brass or aluminum. It will be exciting to see what types of ammo SIG Sauer unveils next.Īmmunition from Oath is manufactured with an entirely different process than traditional ammo. It also achieved very consistent velocities and sub-MOA accuracy with zero malfunctions. The bullet features a unique hybrid hollow-point design for maximum expansion upon impact. 300 Blackout variety, loaded with a 125-grain hollow-point Sierra MatchKing bullet. Recently jumping into the ammunition business, SIG Sauer's Elite Performance lineup now includes a supersonic. SIG Sauer Elite Performance 125-grain Sierra MatchKing As tested, it functioned flawlessly and is worth buying a box or two, if for nothing more than pure cool factor.Ĩ. It's also optimized to cycle in semiauto platforms with 1-in-8-inch barrel twists, like the barrel used in our test. Loaded with a 110-grain polymer-tipped Varmageddon bullet, this stealthy looking load uses black nickel plated components. By far the most aesthetically-pleasing ammo on this list, Noveske has teamed up with Nosler to design blacked-out Blackout rounds.
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