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...the only true way to determine that is load some up and fire them thru YOUR firearm. Once you find a reliable and accurate load, you can test it out at the expected distances using a media of your choice (water jugs, wet phonebooks, leg of ham or rump roast)... ..now before someone pipes in that...

My first choice is the Barnes 110 gr Blk Tip, Then Hornady 125 SST or Nosler 125 Ballistic Tip or Nosler 125 Accubond. Personally I would not use the 140 Monoflex for deer in the Blk Out.

tallburnedmidget wrote:

ploptoken wrote:Something I didn't think to ask before -

Do i need to swap out buffers and springs when going from subs to supers or back with a 9"/10.5" barrel?

Nope, should be ok.

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I was reading somewhere (gov ATF site) that as long as you maintain control of the original parts, the lower is still regulated as an SBR. As I translate it, you would not be able to take the lower out of state without ATF permission, even if the upper stayed at home in the safe. That was my unders...

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I just got my Suppressor this past week so I've been putting a lot of sub's through several .300blks. (8", 10.5 and 14.5 all pistol length gas). They all shoot fine but there is a lot of unburnt powder left in the gun. Mainly around the carrier and down inside the fcg. My load is 11.6gn 1680 w...

5744 is one of the most expensive powders. Gotta pay for that double base extruded technology.