In my opinion If you have to reload to offset cost of ammo or "tweak" a round then that's another reason not to own 300blk, if im gonna reload i'll reload 308, and i would say most people don't reload, they just want to go to dicks or the local shop for ammo.
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300 Blackout: Best Cartridge You Don't Need {POUT} nutnfancy
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In my opinion If you have to reload to offset cost of ammo or "tweak" a round then that's another reason not to own 300blk, if im gonna reload i'll reload 308, and i would say most people don't reload, they just want to go to dicks or the local shop for ammo.
oldguy68
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I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express once.
Where after eating a dozen Krystal burgers. Set off a tactical poop in our bathroom and nearly killed my whole family!![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Talk about supersonic blackout! Wheew..Wee...
Where after eating a dozen Krystal burgers. Set off a tactical poop in our bathroom and nearly killed my whole family!
Talk about supersonic blackout! Wheew..Wee...
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Do not forget the advantage in a SBR. A 300blk SBR has more energy and is less blasty than an equivalent 223 SBR, when 223 gets short past a certain point it also tends to lose reliability. It is also a whole lot more potent than a 9mm SBR.
If you want a compact effective SBR 300blk is hard to beat.
Mass-diver
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Seems like a no brainier if you reload and run a suppressed SBR (especially a very short one, 8-9").
Asaltweapon
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I happen to enjoy shooting my 300BLK very much. I also shoot my 5.56's and 7.62 and being able to change calibers is a major reason I bought a LMT. One day I will have it suppressed away from here.
I own several black guns for the same reasons I own many pistols of many calibers. Mainly because I can and I want to. No single pistol does it all either.
I own several black guns for the same reasons I own many pistols of many calibers. Mainly because I can and I want to. No single pistol does it all either.
Mass-diver
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It's why I don't have anything in 300blk
No cans sucks, then again we even get sbr stamps anymore anyway.It's why I don't have anything in 300blk
I bought mine for hunting. Have a can in jail until about january. Total anti-Fudd setup for deer. 10.5 sbr with a yhm ULT Ti can.
I agree Nutnfancy is annoying at times, but if I focus on his content rather than valley-girl-voice, then he can be quite informative. He also does appear to be mostly independent in his review of gear. This is far more than one can say for 95% of "reviewers" that are clearly paid advertisements.
He is critical of new gear and very reluctant to consider anything as "game changers". for this i truly applaud him. He has bashed EVERY manufacturer's products at some point in the past decade, so it's impossible to call him a fan boy. yes he is annoying. but what i've posted above I can only say is true for maybe a few other reviewers. the rest are owned by the industry.
also his wife is cute and cool. he gets points for that.
Mass-diver
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Sounds sweet. You NH guys are living the dream, just don't give Hilary your state!
Asaltweapon
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Anti FUDD for sure. Sounds like a great set up for coyotes too!!!
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I built (assembled is more accurate) my .300BLK pistol to fulfill a purpose that no other caliber could - that purpose being I didn't have one, I wanted one, and this is America and I'm (nominally) a grown-up.
If you reload it's an amusing caliber, though. Seems to be a MUCH wider range of 'stuff' you can do with it than other calibers.
If you reload it's an amusing caliber, though. Seems to be a MUCH wider range of 'stuff' you can do with it than other calibers.
