Reloading .300 blackout with .223 brass

[Zee705]

With the price of 300 BLK from Black Sheep, why bother with all that work of forming your brass (and associated headaches)? I would just buy the 300 brass and start reloading/shooting. AA 1680 is a good choice to start with as is WW 296. You'll be happy with the results and shooting a lot sooner.

I enjoyed the process and I had several 5 gallon pails of 223 brass. Spent the money I saved by not buying brass on powder and bullets.

Sounds like Black Sheep Brass is an economical source for new stuff.

 

[mikeelliot]

Have dropped two under 100yds using 125gr SST’s over 18gr H110.
Through the boiler and removed upper half of skull on another.

Left a 1.25” exit, took out some ribs and either DRT or within 40yd sprint.

Awesome thanks. I dont have SSTs but will order some. 125TNTs have shown promise with 18g H110 for my bolt gun.

 

[ColinD]

I have lots of 300 Blackout components on my website.
Please check it out.
I also have S&B 300 Blackout ammo in stock.

Regards, Henry

I have quite the wish list in my shopping cart for my wife to see before Christmas. Great site.

 

[ColinD]

I also started watching the YT channel "Johnny's reloading bench"

This guy is a straight up scientist, leaves no stone unturned, no questions unanswered. It's become my new favorite YT channel. Lots of great content.