300BlkTalk

I was able to get out to the closest Cabellas today and all they had for subsonics are more of the green box stuff I already have. plenty of 110 and 150 grain stuff from various manufacturers but nothing in a sub. I knew I'd be hand loading when I got this rifle, but I had hoped to at least be able...

I was able to get out to the closest Cabellas today and all they had for subsonics are more of the green box stuff I already have. plenty of 110 and 150 grain stuff from various manufacturers but nothing in a sub. I knew I'd be hand loading when I got this rifle, but I had hoped to at least be able ...

There is a picture of the gun in the article, and of the girl. I'll go out on a limb and say she could have carried something much more effective than she had. She could have packed a Bren Ten.

I finally got my 7.62SD transferred. I put the flash hider/mount on my Model 7 300AAC and took a green box of 220 grain ammo to the range. Each and every damn round cracked loud. What the hell is the point of buying the Remington AAC rifle, Remington AAC ammo and the AAC can when the combination doe...

DutchV wrote:I guess nobody told her the 3S Rule for these events - Shoot, Shovel, & Shut Up.

Amen. That was my observation when this hit the web.

Where has this thread been all my life? This is pure, unadulterated badass.

There is a word for a gun that can fire when dropped. It's a "curio" or maybe even a "relic" and they are not what you carry.

I'm ordering one.

The title sums it up. I have lusted after a model 7 for years. When the 300 blk was released all I heard was all about FTF and FTE. Did they get their act together and put out a product worth the price tag yet?

Remington's backing the 300BLK means it has a shot at being available at Walmart. I don't know who makes the ammo selection @ Wallyworld or how they do it, but it's conceivable that they get a selection based on a wholesaler's 'package deal'. They carry a bunch of Rem ammo, so 300BLK could make it i...