| UPC | 047700425603 |
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| Manufacturer | Remington |
| product_count | 20 |
| Case Type | Brass |
| Bullet Condition | new |
| Bullet Weight | 130 Grains |
| Caliber | .300 AAC Blackout |
| Bullet Type | Lead-Free |
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I shot this through my 300 Blackout handi-rifle and got 1" groups at 100 yards. I also got the same good results for the 308 hog hammer rounds I purchased for my DPMS LR-308 SST 24" upper. The wind was blowing about 15-20 mph sideways and I was still able to get right at 1" grouping. I am going out hunting and will (hopefully) update on performance in the field. I will use the 300 BO on deer and the 308 on elk. I really like the nickel coated brass and if this round performs well on game it will be my go-to round.
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This round is very disappointing. My rifle has shot numerous handloads/factory loads sub-MOA at 100 yds, so I know both the rifle and I can shoot. This load, although it is quick does poorly on accuracy. Consecutive groups with this load AVERAGED 3.5" @ 100 yds. Add some breathing, excitement into the mix and you have a miss or poor hit at that distance. I have a handloaded 125 gr HP that shoots .75" so that will be my go to load. No, it's not the fabled Barnes bullet, but I can hit center with it.
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Selway does a superior job in expediting shipments but even they can't test all the ammo they sell. I expected Remington to be better; I was wrong. At 100 yds group after group was the size of a grapefruit. I would then shoot the Jaminson 150 gr SP to ensure it wasn't me: MOA, group after group at 100 yds. I thought it was my upper until I went through 7 different factory/handloads. All of them, except this Remington, shot near, at or under MOA @ 100 yds. The big "R" needs to test their expensive loads more. I won't waste my money on any of their stuff again.
