hey man .. thanks for that post .. i'm out of A 1680 .. but got plenty of lilgun .. 8.5 gr to try! i'll give it a shot ..
i'm running a 9" on pistol tube with troy block ... and a SAS arbiter titanium 308 can .. I hope that recipe will work on mine ..
I'll make some for this weekend's trip to da ranch!
Thanks !!
AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
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Re: AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
dieselten wrote:DPMS heavy upper receiver without port doorchase102798 wrote:dieselten,
Can I trouble you for some pics of that gun and maybe some info on it? Thanks!!
McGowan 1-8" twist, 16.5" barrel, pistol gas port @.086, M4 feed ramps
JP adj. gas block turned out 3 full turns from closed
MI 15" hand guard
Les Bear chrome bolt carrier, Les Bear bolt
Bravo Co. extractor spring and charging handle
RRA 2 stage trigger
Magpul grip & UBR stock
Colt H-buffer
SWR Trident can (sub sonic only) with 5/8x24 fixed mount
Colt 20 round factory mag loaded to 12 rounds
220 Sierra BTHP with 8.5 grains Lil Gun, Lake City brass from Hoser, COAL 2.25
Nightforce NXS 3.5-15x50 NPR2 in Larue one piece mount
I will get some pics when I get home tonight
Looking forward to seeing it. Liked what I saw from your hunting photo.
Re: AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
With a pistol gas port the Lil Gun will work fine. Probably will not work with carbine gas port. This load is clean, very accurate, and functions perfectly. Best part is that Lil Gun runs through my RCBS powder measure PERFECTLY - NO WEIGHING each charge!chase102798 wrote:dieselten,
Can I trouble you for some pics of that gun and maybe some info on it? Thanks!!
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I just got back from hunting today, thought I would share this video and pictures with you guy.
280# pig taken by Brad Selph on 1-29-2011
280# pig taken by Brad Selph on 1-29-2011
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Re: AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
Problem with LilGun is you cannot run it up to max pressure because it is unstable at certain temps. So you might as well use H110.
Re: AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
I do not need it to go to max pressure. I only use it for sub sonics. For sub sonic use only, and with a pistol gas port, it is perfect.silencertalk wrote:Problem with LilGun is you cannot run it up to max pressure because it is unstable at certain temps. So you might as well use H110.
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Yes, true.
However such a gun which would cycle with that is not very compatible with full power ammo. I know you know this, but just sayin' for new people.
However such a gun which would cycle with that is not very compatible with full power ammo. I know you know this, but just sayin' for new people.
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Re: AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
Bringing this back to life. Are you still going to give out prizes for pics? Anyways, my brother and I went pig eradicating this past weekend. He was shooting a .223, and I had my 10" 300 BLK. We had taken several running shots at pigs from 100-150 yards earlier in the day, none of which hit their mark. After dark, we started walking a field that was so thick with wolfweed, you could only see about 10 feet into it. We walked a road which led to a small clearing with a windmill, trough, and pond. We could see dark shapes at the far side of the pond, so we crept up to the loud creaky windmill and rested against it. We made ready, I clicked my flashlight on. As soon as I did, the pig looked straight up at us from 40 yards. We briskly counted to 3 and shot. My 150 grain Sierra Pro-hunter left the muzzle at 1800 fps and shattered the front shoulder, destroyed lungs, and the part of it that I found was lodged under the skin on the far side. The pig ran 30 yards into the thick stuff, and it was interesting going in there after it with the other ones still in the area grunting and letting us know how pissed off they were. A fun night.
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You cant get the prize till they make more! Still waiting on mine...But its free, so I dont really care how long it takes! Ill still divvy it with you whoever that was that answered my question.
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Re: AAC 300 AAC BLACKOUT hunting photo contest.
Only if the port is on the large side, which may mean that if you shoot full power ammo you will have a higher cyclic rate than M4 spec allows.dieselten wrote: For sub sonic use only, and with a pistol gas port, it is perfect.
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