TEST: Black Hills 300BLK 110gr TTSX

[@loucksc]

Love these 300 blackout videos! Thanks for putting them together and for all you do for the community. Keep up the awesome work!

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thanks Chad and thank you for watching!

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

I remember maybe 7 or 8 years ago, Barnes offered the same cartridge in the same military packaging they loaded in-house. Awesome round for any use.

[@Militaryarmschannel]

I agree. It's a great round that favors shorter barrels.

[@leesmith9455]

@@Militaryarmschannel I shoot it out of a rebarreled CZ boltgun great dear load I hand load for it

[@TNASTY6688846993]

@@leesmith9455 I'm a simple man, I see CZ, I hit like.🇨🇿

[@timothydante8910]

i know Im kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good website to stream newly released tv shows online ?

[@deaconjay6224]

@Timothy Dante flixportal :)

[@useruser400]

Great video. Sums up the performance of the Barnes bullet quite well. The 300 BLK addicts out there already know about this Barnes bullet. Those who handload already have some loaded up. Handload muzzle velocity in a 16” carbine is 2450 fps - the fastest I’ve seen for this caliber. It performs extremely well and (unlike most other .308 cal bullets) it will expands at lower velocities. That means proper terminal expansion performance well past 300 yards. One could easily make the argument that it is the ultimate 300 BLK bullet. But one of its features will hold you back - price. Barnes is very proud of their bullets. If money is no object, go for it. You’ll be a satisfied customer. But there is another option that is my go-to bullet: the 110 gr Nosler Varmageddon. Cheaper. 2415 fps. Same low velocity expansion. And perhaps even more devastating in a target (in my case feral hogs). I am not a paid representative of any company. Just adding my 2¢ to this discussion. Opinions are like bellybuttons... everybody’s got one.

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@SM-eu5xl]

Very well summation of the 300 BLK Barnes blacktips. My testing criterion is how they perform on Texas feral hogs... I have found over years of going to Texas to hunt these animals that anything that will perform effectively, and repeatedly, on these tough animals will work for anything I might need it for. Never tried the Nosler's. Hard to go away from what works. The Barnes never let me down.

[@rotisseriebear5394]

I just finished my first batch of these; five powder weights from min to max. I can't wait to see how they run.

[@Mrgunsngear]

thanks for the info

[@iank11b62]

Bald :)

[@Apalm12]

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[@gabelstapler19]

@@TbonesTech Patreon

[@FreedomandBaconHomestead]

@@TbonesTech Patreon members see the videos early.

[@Tazer120]

@Pachogood call that would be a good video!

[@MARKSMAN108]

“Good 9mm defensive load performance?” This is going 1000fps faster at 15 yards the terminal effect will be massively different

[@Yashiro-nene_dies]

Im confused why he was comparing a 9mm to a 300 blackout, good video nontheless

[@inferninx]

@@Yashiro-nene_dies because the 300 blackout round was originally designed to replace the suppressed MP5SDs that special forces teams were using prior to its invention. That’s probably why he’s comparing 9mm performance to the .300blk.

[@k-pak6257]

@@inferninx It was designed to replace the MP5. The ability to suppress it was major factor as well as doing it with a platform that is more familiar with the added bonus of a round with better terminal ballistics and power factor. There is no comparison between 9mm and .300 blackout, unless your simply showing that .300 blackout does everything better.

[@inferninx]

@@k-pak6257 I’m well aware that there’s no comparison. The .300blk is better than the 9mm in every single metric one can think to test them with. Even subsonic it hits as hard as a .45acp, and supers is rifle level energy, damage and range.

[@Militaryarmschannel]

I was talking about it’s performance in ballistics gel. I’ve seen similar performance in Underwood 9mm Xtreme Defenders. I have a video on it.

[@preacherbiggin]

You just shot THE BEST hams out there (Kentucky Legend)! You could've shot a cheap walmart ham! Dang it man! I'm in tears over here! 😭

[@GideonShofar37]

pigs not food meh

[@wildwingseli]

@@GideonShofar37 That's what the enemy of the US would say

[@CaveWyatt]

Nothing but the best for MAC!

[@newerest1]

@@wildwingseli the arabs are right about pigs lol

[@Bigahch]

A pig ain’t food

[@JaredOblit]

I am a huge believer in this cartridge/projectile combo. Very accurate in every rifle I’ve tried (4) and the terminal performance is unmatched.

[@roberthavens7700]

Fantastic bullet. I have taken over a dozen hogs with it since 2013. Out of my 16" carbine I get 2450 fps with a max dose of H110. Great penetration and devastating performance. Love it. Only bullet I will use for hunting with my 300 Blackout rifles.

[@timbaskett6299]

I was thinking how great of a hog round this would be. Thank you for confirming that idea.

[@letsdothis9063]

My cousin has been using his for hogs and deer for several years. I was looking into a similar setup for my daughter. She will be hunting next year. I wish that I would have done it before now. The pistol brace nonsense is kind of steering me away, but it would be awesome for her to have one for hunting, and still use it as a defense tool when she gets older.

[@roberthavens7700]

@@letsdothis9063 keep your shots to 100 yards or less and you will be surprised how well this little round does. If you don't reload, buy Barnes 110 or 120 grain factory loads. They are the best 300 BLK ammo.

[@dsrrecordsent]

@@roberthavens7700Hornady Vmax is spicy as well 🌶️👌

[@roberthavens7700]

@@dsrrecordsent I never tried the VMAX, but I did try Nosler Ballistic Tips with poor results on hogs. They blow up before penetrating very deep. The Barnes TTSX is the best performing bullet in the Blackout on hogs. I would think it would do equally well on deer at modest ranges.

[@calvinkurucz6370]

Absolutely amazing content this week well done guys! The ballistics gel impact shot was particularly impressive, we are highly restricted firearm wise in our country and shooting at in door ranges are incredibly expensive so your weekly updates are a welcome reprieve. Cheers Mac and thanks again

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you for watching!

[@yugbe]

Attn: Johnny's Reloading Bench! Its time to work up a clone, like with the M262 77gr!

[@GunFunZS]

He never did particularly well with the 300 black stuff. And he really didn't understand how to do cast bullets. His Mark 262 series was pretty great though. My standard 556 load is based on his Bob's bullet 55 grain. When I got was fairly similar to his cfe load. I think I ended up on the same numbers or one increment up or down. He really does add a lot of helpful data.

[@saltcreekammo]

H110 or Win296 powder... pull some apart to get powder weight.

[@brentwinkelman1990]

Barnes has data right on there website

[@ChargerusPrime]

I'll be using a 16 inch barrel on my AR for 300blk, I absolutely love this caliber and I can't wait to have mine.

[@AllThingsLoud_]

Just got mine in 16in also and I’m loving it. Just ordered a vg6 epsilon brake for it.

[@NikolausLife]

See, you should have had, "the new and improved hi-tech fleece bullet stop."

[@Bisley1]

Someone knows what’s up

[@283blood]

When the panic buying is over...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamespugh]

Starting see ammo locally. It's at little higher prices. Also see bullet in small shops in reloading powder. Just no primers yet here pa in ohio

[@LangstonDev]

@@jamespugh Yep. I'm also seeing some shake loose online and prices seem to be falling on some calibers. It'll get better... Eventually...

[@marzcapone9939]

Midway USA just had some of the Barnes loading, $2.70 per round!

[@stefanmolnapor910]

@@jamespugh in store and on line everywhere here in FL, high prices, same as with firearms.

[@jamespugh]

@@stefanmolnapor910 here it depends where u go. Some place are up some are same before covid-19.

[@oishi222]

If anyone's curious of what knife he uses to cut open meat targets, it's one of Havalon's scalpel blade knives. Went searching everywhere till I found it, and I still love it a year later. Great beater backup for my ultratech since you can just (safely) toss the scalpel blade when you're done using it as the not quite right tool for today's job.

[@joesophmangum2077]

Absolutely the best ar15 round

[@randomidiot8142]

7.62*39 won't fit in a 5.56 chamber, costs half as much, and does the same thing.

[@ammoiscurrency5706]

I have known quite a few whitetail and blacktail that have proven the 110gr ttsx to be a solid hunting round out of 5.5-8" barrels. I also dont see the problem with eating a ham shot with a copper mono but thats just me.

[@JamesBlankenfeld-ce4vl]

I love when people say “300 blackout is pretty much 9mm”.

[@Arkancide]

I know, right? Guess it comes from the origins of the round being a 'replacement' for the MP5 and subsonic stuff. But it has clearly developed into a very different animal, and tons of people have issues catching up. To be fair, this is from 3 years ago.

[@charltont23]

Just purchased 200 rounds from Copper to feed my 9" Virtus. Thanks for the video. I switched from Bren 2S x39 to the Virtus 9" 300 BLK because of your videos. Thanks for your help! Much better weapon in my opinion. Only cons compared to the Bren 2 is a little more weight and the 300 BLK round is 3 times the price for ammo. Would love to see an x39 Virtus :)

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thanks for watching and supporting the guys at Copper.

[@stephenkennedy6358]

What's the difference between the ttsx and the tac-tx Vor-tx

[@calebclark6739]

Man. Remember back when 300 blackout was for sale ?

[@CaptainCreampie69]

That’s why I started to reload. Now I will never have to be a slave to shortages and can make far more accurate, consistent and lethal rounds for hunting and plinking.

[@MobileAura]

@@CaptainCreampie69 So many “reloaders” on yt. I think 95% are lying. Reloading is like being a chemist, it’s hard af.

[@wildwingseli]

How would you compare this load center mass from a 9.5" such as SR30 or Sig Virtus (not 5.5" rattler) vs 75 grain 223/556 such as 223 Gold Dot/ TAP or 556 MK262, FBI best claw, etc out of a 11.5-14.5" I understand dead is dead but is the 110 Barnes more leathal than 556 at point blank range? You compared this load to a 9mm at 15 yards, I thought that was true with subsonic 300BLK but this is supersonic

[@MrTHoff53]

I’ve been deer hunting with this round out of a 9.5” barrel and it’s been preforming great. Last year I shot a doe at 30yards and I had a complete pass through and the heart was gone.

[@thatoneguywithahugethang]

Similar performance to a 9mm!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@prepperoverwatch7965]

These would be awesome out of my 16" PSA. I already use Hornady 110gr VMax .

[@seanomeirs8362]

My 16" .300 blackout loves the Hornady 110g Vmax. and the Hornady 208 Amax. subsonic.

[@b1141]

@@seanomeirs8362 yeah 208 amax subs are great. Im using 9.7 grains of Accurate 1680 and get 1020fps. Theyre still quiet. (10.5 inch barrel) 300 socom sps suppressor.

[@seanomeirs8362]

@@b1141 Thanks for the feedback. Any experience with 147g? I'm not a reloader, but I haven't been content with the accuracy with that bullet weight.

[@jalowery1246]

Impressive accuracy.

[@T_OCON]

I wish I could support them more considering they are here in the same city as I am, but they are just so expensive! I did buy a few boxes just to try and because that was the only thing available at the time.

[@GammaRayTrae]

Great info, also very happy to see a virtus pistol would love to see more test with it.

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Glad you liked it, I love the Virtus.

[@truckshackley373]

Ballistics is such a fascinating aspect of physics. Were I a younger and smarter man I would love to study it more

[@timewave02012]

I have an engineering degree. At a casual level, exterior ballistics without air resistance is worth understanding, and often taught in high school, but accounting for air resistance gets tedious. You're better off punching numbers into a good ballistics calculator (search for JBM simplified trajectory) to get a "feel" for how different calibers and bullet shapes and weights perform at different velocities. Terminal ballistics is even more difficult-so much that I don't think there's any theoretical substitute for actual performance tests.

[@toddmilliken5268]

M×V² 😉 Love ballistics.

[@vcrudelejr]

This round works very well on big game. We took a blue wildebeest at 55 yards from a Ruger American with a single shot in South Africa. The bull went 15 yards and fell dead. Also took blesbuck, jackal and a warthog. All shots were under 150 yards. I have also used the bullet and rifle combination to take a doe pronghorn and a doe whitetail. Bullet performance and expansion was impressive. This rifle and ammunition combo shoots sub MOA groups and I would recommend this set up, with a Burris 2x7x35 full field II. Perfect for youth, women and new shooters due to the very low recoil.

[@bensears7499]

Does the 16” barrel make a good improvement in velocity over the 9”?

[@TransformersHoarder]

The lighter the grain the more it benefits from a longer barrel.

[@comiketiger]

Very interesting. I've not been a .300 blackout fan. But the performance of this bullet is impressive.

[@blckandwhtknight]

For those who are curious, TSXs are designed to expand at +1600 fps. Anything below that and its a ball round. The larger than normal polymer tip might help a bit.

[@nestorarcilaosorio2457]

The black tip ttsx it expand down to 1350 fps according to barnes and a few videos showing a gel shoot at 300+ yards.

[@rsilvers129]

False. This bullet was designed for 300 AAC Blackout from a short barrel.

[@shootinbruin3614]

@@rsilvers129 Hey Robert, glad to see you’re still around. You’re still the OG of the modern suppressor era. I remember watching your videos from back in the day. Were they taken down?

[@ArkansasMan-h7b]

Used that same bullet last deer season and shot a really nice doe with it. She was maybe 60 yards, so no long range bragging rights. I lucked out and hit her with a perfect high shoulder shot and she was DRT. Love the depth of info you've put into this video.

[@xDeVeYx]

7:30 how is this comparable to good 9mm handgun rounds? Still traveling 2000 fps at 100. What 9mm is doing anywhere close to that speed? Aren’t we talking about double the muzzle energy of 9mm here?

[@zactanner5187]

That meat target is the one your mom says she has at home when you ask for Paul's meat target lmao

[@chrisblake1918]

My AAC Blackout H&R makes me happy with this round.

[@mikestrunk3282]

This bullet is amazing out of the 16-in Ruger American suppressed!

[@tsblackard1]

excellent info

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@truckert9729]

Ive used these for deer hunting ( Indiana ) for two years now, and have taken 4 deer over that time. It's an outstanding round! I did recover one round as it was a head on shot. Using a 16 inch barrel ( min for deer hunting ) but for HD would be good in a sbr.

[@aviatorforrest]

Nice video as always. I love seeing 300blk videos.

[@untermench3502]

I'm looking forward to this Summer. I have the 120 gr version and will be trying it in a .308.

[@markyoung2981]

I have been reloading these projectiles, and finally was able to try some of the Black Hills product. I have been very happy with them in my 16" AR. Thanks for the video.

[@nathanielbacon584]

I have used this bullet in the barnes factory loading on deer. It does not disappoint. Thanks for the video, I had wondered what the ballistics were out of the shorter barrels.

[@amarroshad]

Your info was one of the main reasons I purchased the 300 blk rifle

[@My12521252]

Bought some!!! Thanks for the video and products! I do think it's interesting they are marked TTSX but are clearly the TAC-TX projectile

[@scott2228]

Love my 9” Advance Armament 300 BLK SBR. Wish the company still fully existed!! Pretty much only sell suppressors now.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

TTSX is an awesome bullet for any caliber for hunting.

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thanks for the input!

[@AlaskanBallistics]

@@Militaryarmschannel the 120gr and 150gr are absolutely devastating in my 7mm Rem mag

[@asdfghjk2933]

@@AlaskanBallistics 120gr especially. Speed is key for monolithics, and a 120gr out of a 7mm rem mag must be zipping along at nearly 3500fps.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

@@asdfghjk2933 Got over 3600 fps because of my 26" barrel. Reloading manual say a little over 3400 for a 24" barrel. I'm going to load these same bullets MAC has in my new .300 Win mag 26" barrel, should be pushing 3950 fps

[@asdfghjk2933]

@@AlaskanBallistics That's one hot load. Do you see a lot of meat damage at velocities that high?

[@StillerH]

Wasn't really interested in 300 Blackout until I saw this. I'll have to start looking haha.

[@ihcterra4625]

You should see what the 85 gr Maker TREX do.

[@Croak1]

I'm hoarding some 120gr TTSX for my 6.5 Grendels. And it might surprise you how well 6.5G does in a non-NFA length barrel.

[@RichCiminisCrustyTissue]

Great video on the 300blk uses and capabilities. Good stuff

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thanks 👍

[@scottwilson7542]

Fight like hell

[@Bedbassandbeyond]

Twist rate, twist rate...no mention of twist rate? Thats a big factor to consider az well

[@Washington5057]

I greatly appreciated this episodes testing and flow. Quick, informative Perfect

[@dannys4253]

I’ve been using this projectile for deer for the last 2 seasons. Amazing performance out of a 16 inch barrel, all pass-throughs with massive exit holes and internal damage. The last doe I shot at 30 yards, heart shot that exited through the far shoulder, shattering the femur.

[@truckert9729]

Same here, 4 deer down in two years. I did recover one round being a head on shot that went really deep. The other three left literal holes in their sides.

[@randomidiot8142]

How'd you shatter a femur with a shoulder exit..

[@luckyshooter8777]

Never did buy into .300 black out... very interesting episode though. Keep it up Mac!

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you for watching! Perhaps one day you'll play with one and see if it bites you like it did me. I love the caliber, I just hate the inability to get ammo for it, and most everything else, right now.

[@robertanderson218]

For 300 meters, it is far better than 5.56x45. 89% greater frontal area, much more mass. Here in VA where I retired, deer cannot be hunted with 22 centerfires, but this round is wonderfully useful on deer.

[@luckyshooter8777]

@@robertanderson218 yea it takes a skilled marksman to be effective with .223 in the taking of a deer. I haven't heard much about hunting with the .300 BO round, so thats interesting to hear. Mostly saw it as a "hipster round" that was easy to supress.

[@abelleu7551]

Now I’m gonna have to find videos comparing it to the 110 grain tac-tx lol. Maybe try Hornady black too with their 110 grain

[@jofree233]

Please do! I've got quite a bit of the Hornady 110gn that I keep loaded for HD situations. Would love to see a comparison

[@jofree233]

@Jones Anyone know what the performance difference is between the TTSX and the TAC-TX?

[@AlfonsFromAtech]

@@jofree233 Same 'ole same 'ole! Just a different name for marketing purposes.

[@MobileAura]

@@AlfonsFromAtech I prefer the TacDDXXX69 edition.

[@corbitbelflower7562]

I'm running 2100 fps in my hand loads with this 110 TTX bullet have killed 6 + deer at 60 to 120 yds and the first one run about 60 yds all other were 10 yds or less , actually 4 were 0 yds this is from a 16 in model 7 Remington. With the 16 in AR and the 10.5 SBR the other 7 have been dead right there . Load was built for the SBR and shoots sub MOA in all our other rifles si we haven't changed anything ! Gona stretch its legs out more this year pushing for a 300 yard or so shot this year . Already got the SBR out to 175 yds and pushing it farther this season which starts tomorrow .

[@MarxMin]

Love your channel and advice...What oil do you recommend for your firearms I only want to use what you use

[@marcofguzman3075]

I'm just impressed with the performance 😮

[@justinpyle3415]

great info, bro, thank you

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@stanhutchins4365]

Does Black Hills make a subsonic round? I’m very interested in this ammo. Gonna have to try it. Great video.

[@incredible3214]

Excellent info. Thank you.

[@bmaxTJ]

Thanks Tim.

[@cz-bundy6896]

Mule deer load this year. 120 gr barnes tac tx and h110 or lil gun. Need to test some more. But h110 is pushing them 2400 and lil gun is 2459 in a 16" Ruger ranch with a deadair wolfman in the short configuration

[@seamansj]

Thanks for this video

[@jimd8008]

Thank you again

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you too!

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

I only use 110g out of my Grey Ghost 16" 300bo Upper.. It's super accurate! Zero'd at 50y I can punch hole in hole at 50y and 4 clicks up for 100y using the 4-14x44 Orion ACSS PA Scope. It actually doesn't matter what brand I use, whether it's Remington, A or V Max or Barnes. If it's 110g? It's gonna drive hole in hole. 164g, 125g 150g just shoot all over the place. Limited out on 4 Texas Whitetails last year & not a 1 got up. They dropped like a rock.. 🤟

[@juliusjohnson1413]

I love the 300 Blkout for whitetail hunting here in NC. I have killed several with 110Gr. Hornady Vmax bullets but I will have to load some of these.

[@stewbacca117]

"Shedding petals" - because guys can like flowers too. Just imagining Tim pulling the petals off spent slugs (as he frolics in an ever deepening bath of spent brass in that hut) 'it kills them, it kills them not, it kills them..." ^^

[@lokichoki_]

I love my TTSX's, its especially great for 300AAC. You can have a longer bearing surface while lowering weight since its copper so for 300AAC you can get higher velocities and good accuracy while having a devastating dump of energy from uniform expansion. They are a pricey component which is why I have a few reloads for every rifle just in case I want to hunt with any of them I cant seem to actually shoot them all up haha. Awesome vid I know ballistic gel is expensive

[@D41Michigan]

I have a 7.5inch 300blackout. That barrel lenght sits right in between the 9 and 5. It's my home defense gun and also like you, sits bedside. It's the one in my PFP.

[@teamperry757]

I just bought two projectiles only. Gonna mix some H110 and some lilgun to compare

[@BoettcherHman]

What twist do those barrels have? I recently switched out a .223 upper for an 8.5” 300 blackout upper with a 1/8 twist and am trying to find a solid all around round to run. I tested 220 grain fiocchi subsonic and that’s def not going to work. No noticeable key-holing without a suppressor but the round hit almost sideways at 20 yards when suppressed. Ended up with a very minor end cap strike on the suppressor. Fortunately no actual damage was done to it. I’ve used black hills ammo in the past and have always been very happy with it.

[@timamyett9679]

Thanks the very info I was seeking.

[@lionsbrew]

good to see the gun community give each other props.

[@donaldheine6243]

I use the Barnes load same bullet for deer hunting in ILLINOIS 10 1/2 barrel AR converted to single shot.

[@joshuawilliford3574]

Keep up the good work MAC

[@zeds.6783]

Good info, MAC. Thanks!

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@jamespugh]

Happy late Easter 🐣 mac. As 300blk ammo or bullets it's probably the best I seen. Love have some for my 16inch heavy barrel. Iv seen the bullets out their for reloading their sold from Barnes I think.

[@ancientblade3131]

This was awesome! Thank you for more info on the blackout! I’m almost done with my build!

[@damienthomas6655]

❤❤Its friggin awesome !! that corkscrewing is nuts !! getting shot with that gunna slice everything up on the inside ??? Q would really dig these black hills rounds !!!

[@reker.a5790]

Very good stuff. I’ll have to pick some up for my rattler

[@ussscounterassaultteam5790]

What I understand is Barnes black tip 110 is the best. Hornady vmax red tip is #2 and 115 grain Controlled Chaos is #3

[@GrumpyGenXGramps]

These new copper bullets remind me of a friggin “ninja star” when it hits. I would say a broadhead arrow, but it’s spinning and tumbling is more like the Ninja Star.

[@asdfghjk2933]

A ninja star that happens to be moving fast enough that it pulverizes inches of tissue around it. Ouchie.

[@MrRebTyree]

Great video as always. Very interesting and informative!!! I definitely like the Barnes Bullets in 300 Blkout!!! I have had good results on game with them.

[@bobbymalcich63]

thank you for the video tim you do a awesome job on the video's!!!! just keep up the great work you do for us to watch these video's. i am thankful for you tim!!! keep up the great work!!!

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you Bobby. 👍

[@bobbymalcich63]

@@Militaryarmschannel your welcome!!

[@jabr991]

Solid video 🤘

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thank you!

[@markstrain8989]

Really glad I found this video

[@alanwilson27]

I'm keen on .300 thanks for the info

[@jimfriesen8311]

Good amo. Interesting test

[@Militaryarmschannel]

Thanks 👍

[@marilynhansen3337]

14" or 16" Barrel for supersonic 110gr bullet. The guns you used would be great for heavier sub sonic.

[@TheAcceleratorMagazine]

Love these historical vids of when you could actually buy ammo and the weapons to shoot em. Ah, the good old days. Well, gotta go get in the bread line. L8r.

[@bd5058]

As the Guy on Forged in Fire says “ It Will Kill”

[@waylayin6159]

Ir will keeeeeeeeeeel

[@manny.1164]

You can NEVER go wrong with a 300BO caliber!!!!!

[@af22raptor23503]

Great INFO I will be getting some of that ammo for my 300BO!

[@SavageTactical]

If memory serves this bullet was designed to expand down to 1300 FPS, so it should give excellent performance in any 300 blk.

[@xcoldone1768]

Here is the question...300 blackout or FK Brno 7.5, if you only had enough money for 1? Thank you for the continuing great videos!

[@Militaryarmschannel]

300BLK because it's available in pistols or rifles and it more flexible in its capabilities. I would love to see a 7.5FK carbine.

[@xcoldone1768]

@@Militaryarmschannel Thanks Tim! 7.5FK carbine...I would love to see that as well.

[@Nickrioblanco1]

Thank you for a excellent and very complete video. Too bad you didn't use a fleece bullet stop behind the "meat target" but that's ok because your testing was already more thorough than any I've ever seen.

[@beamonk]

Superb round in my 16" that I load for. Has dropped several hogs at 100 yards. I load their 120's for my self defense pistol. Shot a coyote at exactly 175 trotting. Very accurate, more so with the 110.

[@timbaskett6299]

Not sure if they would fit in the magazine, but wouldn't mine seeing a 110gr Spitzer in a .30 M1 Carbine case. It would improve the BC over the round nose.

[@sisleymichael]

That Barnes 110 TSX is crazy. Loaded some in 308. Took a hog with it. Pass through at 120yds. Bang flop. Hog was maybe 150lbs. Accurate in my Howa. I would not push it much farther. Loses energy pretty fast.