200rds – 300 AAC Blackout Remington Subsonic 220gr. OTFB Ammo Details
Wear a loud shirt. Drive a car with a loud exhaust. Own one dozen beagles, and bring them everywhere with you. Loudly announce your presence wherever you go. For example, when you arrive at the church spaghetti supper, yell the following at the top of your lungs: “HELLO! I HAVE COME TO EAT SPAGHETTI AT CHURCH!” People like a loud man. Shows he’s confident.
But if you have a 300 AAC Blackout rifle and a suppressor to go with it, then you don’t want loud ammo. You want quiet ammo – ideally Remington Subsonic! This cartridge’s absolute unit of a 220 grain projectile is way, way too massive to break the sound barrier before it leaps out of a rifle barrel. That’ll give your suppressor a much easier job to do!
This cartridge’s bullet isn’t just designed to eliminate lead vaporization during ignition, which has the welcome effect of minimizing suppressor fouling. The open tip flat base also features an extremely evenly distributed lead core, as well as a level bottom which gives propellant gasses the ideal surface to push against. The OTFB does have a nose cavity, but take care that it is not designed to initiate terminal expansion.
Made in America with glittering new brass cases – reloadable, of course!
