I was able to find the bullet from shot 3 laying on the ground- following a path along the ground at the angle which the ballistics gel suggested the bullet was travelling as it exited the gel.
Shot 3: (two blocks) Same result as Shot 2, but emerging from the side.Shot 2: (two blocks) Penetrated first block and part of second block, emerging from top of block.Shot 1: Went through the entire single block (only one setup for this shot).When we went to shoot this load with the ballistics gel, thigs didn’t exactly go as planned! Here’s the shot by shot breakdown: This load produced an average velocity of 1014.8 feet/sec which is a nice velocity for subsonic scenarios. This load and bullet is GREAT for shooting steel targets, but I had to know how they would do with ballistics gel. Aero Precision M4E1 FDE lower receiver modified to accept M16-style fire control group (safe, semi, auto)įor this story, I’m using a SilencerCo Hybrid 46 caliber suppressor.ġ90 grain Match Monster 300 BLK Performanceįirst up was the 190 Match Monster load which I’ve used previously.Some information about the rifle follows:Īnderson Manufacturing AR-15 300 Blackout Upper: Note: Ultimate Reloader is a Type 07 Firearms Manufacturer (FFL) and Class 2 SOT, otherwise this would be illegal. The rifle used in this story is a “special custom” full-auto AR-15. Always cross-reference load data with manufacturer’s published data. Ultimate Reloader is not responsible for errors in load data on this website. Brass: New Federal American Eagle 300 Blackout.Bullets: Hornady 190 grain 30 caliber SUB-X, Midsouth Match Monster 190 grain 30 caliber.Here you can see I’m using an Inline Fabrication Quick Change Ultramount as well! Load Components and DataĪbove: the components used for loads tested in this story: You’ll also want to check out the KMS Squared UFO press light, this thing works GREAT! Bullet seat (I showed at station #5 in the video).This ammunition was loaded on the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP 5-station progressive reloading press: WIDE RANGE OF GUNSĭesigned to fit, feed and function in a variety of firearms, including gas system guns. Lead core bullet with cannelured jacket provides positive case crimp for use in semiautomatics. Meets FBI protocol for terminal ballistic test requirements. Patented Flex Tip® technology aids in expansion at velocities as low as 900 fps. Cannelures provide positive case crimp, making Sub-X® ideal for semiautomatic weapons. Long grooves in its gilding metal jacket combine with its flat profile and the patented Flex Tip® insert within the bullet’s hollowpoint cavity to help it expand reliably at low velocities. Sub-X® (Subsonic - eXpanding) bullets deliver big results without a big bang! Designed to provide deep penetration below the speed of sound, Sub-X® features a lead core. By accepting these terms, you agree that you alone are solely responsible for your own safety and property as it pertains to activities, procedures, techniques, or practices described in whole or part on this website.įrom the Hornady SUB-X product page: Reliable subsonic expansion.Ultimate Reloader, LLC and Making With Metal can not be held liable for property or personal damage due to viewers/readers of this website performing activities, procedures, techniques, or practices described in whole or part on this website.Do not attempt to repair or modify any firearms based on information on this website.All gunsmithing procedures should be carried out by a qualified and licensed gunsmith at their own risk.Do not attempt any of the processes or procedures shown or described on this website.The content on this website (including videos, articles, ammunition reloading data, technical articles, gunsmithing and other information) is for demonstration purposes only.Ultimate Reloader LLC / Making with Metal Disclaimer: (by reading this article and/or watching video content you accept these terms)
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