300W or 300BLK blackout brass?
- Thread starter DaedalusX
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Just make them yourself.
Remove the expander ball and run 223 brass through the sizer. Trim to length, reinstall the expander ball and size again and presto you have ready to use brass.
What rifle are you using? You will find the 110 VMAX a bit short for reliable feeding in an AR. The 125gr Nosler is a better choice for that platform.
Remove the expander ball and run 223 brass through the sizer. Trim to length, reinstall the expander ball and size again and presto you have ready to use brass.
What rifle are you using? You will find the 110 VMAX a bit short for reliable feeding in an AR. The 125gr Nosler is a better choice for that platform.
AR15 platform. Noveske 10" 1/8 BLK barrel. I though 110 would be good since Hornady sells it on commercial loads for the AR15 platform.
But yeah, like you said, it could be worth it to invest in a dillon 1200 for my 550 and making them myself with the Forster full length resizing die.
Unfortunately, Remington will NOT be supporting this cartridge in Canada. I called Gravel Agencies last week and they told me they weren't planning on importing ammunition or component brass for the .300 Blackout.
True, you can make your own. Variety of different methods out there depending on the volume of cases you plan on making. Lots of info around on doing so as well.
I may import some Remington brass from the US depending on the cost in doing so.
True, you can make your own. Variety of different methods out there depending on the volume of cases you plan on making. Lots of info around on doing so as well.
I may import some Remington brass from the US depending on the cost in doing so.
Stupid, stupid. Lot's of non-restricted rifles could be chambered on the 300blk (XCR, ACR, Mini-14, R700, 10FP, etc). It's one hell of an accurate deer round in a small portable package.
