300BlkTalk

Here's the gel test. Images, at least.

http://www.nosler.com/noveske-bullet/

It expands enough to make me happy, but I would still rather roll my own than buy factory rounds.

I want to shoot suppressed subsonics and non-suppressed supers from a 16" barrel with a enough gas to cycle both. I think a stainless barrel with a pistol length system would work fine. I would still prefer a light barrel contour. I think that you're making the best choice. I didn't want to te...

I would like to be able to buy just the bullets.

certifiable wrote:Christmas present to my wife I have spent the last 4 months gathering parts for.
Stamp came in on 12/22 after a 32 day wait and her face was aglow when she opened it today.
5.5" 9mm QC10 GSF build, TiRant 45 tri lug

Sounds like a fun wife!

Several threads that I've read here in the past convinced me to finally buy a law guns barrel earlier this evening with money left over after the Christmas damage. A present to myself, I guess. Anyways, I have high hopes and no reason to expect to be let down.

LiberalGunToater wrote:No. Just keep your hand behind the barrel. I do it all the time when I developed my loads.

All that needs to be said. You'll be fine.

300Blk wrote:Shot Show 2014 news:

http://www.tactical-life.com/gear/magte ... kout-ammo/

It's getting pretty late in 2014...

I saw the article the other day. Way to go! Sure would love to give it a try, but I hardly have enough time to reload for what I have, and even less time to get to shooting

No, there aren't any overgassing issues with 300BLK that sometimes cause problems in the 5.56. For the powders we tend to use, pistol gas will help you fine tune your sub loads. For supers, I have a carbine length 16" barrel that works great. Pistol gas may save you some headaches in the future...

I can't tell you why, but I can say that pistol gas really works well for the 300. Better than carbine, if you're trying to reload some subsonic rounds. If it were me, I would go for pistol gas stainless.