300BlkTalk

I have run the 60rd mags though both of my guns a few time without issue. I have even run them a couple times with subsonic which I thought would be a problem but they ran just fine. Sounds like that has not been the case for everyone, but I am pretty happy with mine.

Anyone had luck setting up a Dillon 1050 with a 1200 so you can trim 223 brass, and load all in one pass? Also if anyone has a line on a 1050 for sale I am looking for another one. I think that guys have tried it, but I don't recall anyone successfully trimming and then loading on the same press in...

Was it really your first trip to the range with the 300 blackout? Trying something once and then giving up is not exactly a recipe for success. This is a troll job right?

I was told that Midway was shipped their ammo last Friday. You can't just blame Remington for it. Midway could optionally order enough to not sell out so quickly. Remington makes it once a month - so a dealer may want to order enough to last 4-5 weeks. Ultimately Remington will also have enough in ...

Can you tell us what the measurements are?

Someone needs to convince Rainier Ballistics to make some of thier electroplated bullets for the BLK. They would sell alot of these. I thought someone was in the process of doing this. I am looking into it myself, but I have more than a little research to do before I could invest the kind of money ...

Pretty sure one of my local PD's is at least doing some testing with 300 BLK. I generally shoot in the woods, but if I just have a few rounds to test, its faster to go to the range. Last time I was there one of the range officers that I know away from the range came over to say hello. His buddy pick...

You will not find a suppressor built by a reputable manufacturer that can not handle a couple mag dumps with ease.

I have not had any issues with the 60rd mags in 5.56 or 300blk. As always YMMV.

Dillon RT1200? Makes trimming brass real easy. There is a little bit of set up of course, but basically you just need a trim die and you will either have to mill down the tool head yourself or I think you can buy one that is already milled down. You will also need a shopvac but I'm guessing most peo...