300BlkTalk

I know that the Vortex Spitfire #X is built for 5.56 ballistics. I haven't tested my question below yet. Just wondering if anyone has. Has anyone tested the Spitfire's BDC when mounted on a 300 Black; 10.5 inch bbl? That is: 1. Pistol zero'd at 50 yards 2. Where might a 120 gr bullet impact when aim...

Search the Bear Creek Arsenal web page. They have complete uppers for 5.56 and 300 Blackout in various lengths. I have a 10.5 inch bbl they manufacture in 1:7 twist. It's a tack driver with 120 gr, Barnes Vortex TAC-TX Black Tip for hunting. It's a devastating round. My shots are between 25-75 yards...

You will find that H110 works best in the top part of the published load data so load your test ladder accordingly. For example, if max load is 18.0 grains, then I would load 17.2, 17.4, 17.6, 17.8, 18.0g as my ladder then go see how they performed. Some "DUH" questions if you don't mind ...

You will find that H110 works best in the top part of the published load data so load your test ladder accordingly. For example, if max load is 18.0 grains, then I would load 17.2, 17.4, 17.6, 17.8, 18.0g as my ladder then go see how they performed. Some "DUH" questions if you don't mind ...

Hello all,.. I just joined your group (300BlkTalk) so I'm a newbie here, however I've been a handloader for 40 some years now for both metallic cartridge and shotshell,.. just thought I'd stop in and say howdy to ya' all,.. I just finished with my 300 BLK build a couple weeks ago, 8) Welcome, sir. ...

I would recommend the hornady #10 reloading manual for decent 300blk loads. I would also recommend the Lyman 49-50 editions for simple loading process and explanations. Those will get you moving in the right direction. Thank you for your input. Since I will be using Hornady bullets, I will get the ...

You will find that H110 works best in the top part of the published load data so load your test ladder accordingly. For example, if max load is 18.0 grains, then I would load 17.2, 17.4, 17.6, 17.8, 18.0g as my ladder then go see how they performed. Some "DUH" questions if you don't mind ...

I do not plan to load to max but perhaps 1 or 2 grain(s) lower. My hunting is reserved for short ranges of 8-50 yards but 75 yards may be the exception. I like close. Thanks again. You will find that H110 works best in the top part of the published load data so load your test ladder accordingly. Fo...

bangbangping wrote:

rlandry6 wrote:

bangbangping wrote: I believe there is a new Texas law that if your max range is 75 then you must hunt subsonic. Something about protecting the hearing of our more sensitive wildlife.

I haven't seen or heard that. Got a link?

I'm pretty sure I just made that up.

AggieJim wrote:https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outd ... s/overview

https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outd ... ar-hunting

There is nothing in hunting regs in Texas about suppressors for shots under 75 yards.