300BlkTalk

190+ is my opinion.

bearcatrp wrote:Anyone else get lucky to order some from midway before they ran out? I ordered 10 boxes. Can't wait to try them.

Were they om sale?

Your trying to load these as subs?

Thats too bad for them. But I havent had good luck with their 700's in the 3 I have.

Enter the data into a ballistic calculator and shoot at distance. If the shots are on then the velocity is correct. If you need to make elevation corrections then input those corrections into calculator and itll make the adjustments to the velocity and give you the correct velocity.

Direct thread is fine for actual pistols and bolt action rifles. For semi auto rifle I would get a QD type mounting system. I use the Silencerco Omega and it never has came loose for me.

Your link states not found. I looked it up anyways once in. Have you tested it out yet? Am starting to look for a better BCG than the one from sota arms that came with my upper. $285 isn't to bad but haven't compared any prices from other companies yet. They do have a vet discount which helps with ...

I have been using one of those for some time. I believe it does help with the gas port that directs gas foward away from face. Its the best NIB finish I have seen as well.

190-220gr for subs and 110-125gr for supers. You have to shop around for the heavier sub type bullets as most of them are expensive, if you look around you can get match bullets for under 25 cents. Although 150gr types are cheap and work in 300blkout you dont get optimal performance as a super and m...

I used these in friend's builds and I thought they were good. They have came way down on price as they were about timney prices at one point.