Acme 300 AAC Blackout (.309 Diameter) Bullets 265 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 100

Acme 300 AAC Blackout (.309 Diameter) Bullets 265 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 100

$44.99 Unit price $0.45 per piece
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Acme 300 AAC Blackout (.309 Diameter) Bullets 265 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 100

Acme 300 AAC Blackout (.309 Diameter) Bullets 265 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 100

(SKU:AM96614)
MPN: 96614
$44.99 Unit price $0.45 per piece
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The 265 grain DS Special was designed from the ground up for the 300 Blackout.

The DS Special is a heavy bullet and can therefore be loaded with less gun powder. Less gun powder can result in less gas in your silencer and a sound quieter.

It has been optimized to use gun powders typically used when loading the 300 Blackout. This was done to ensure proper case fill which can be important to accuracy.

The 265 grain DS Special will feed in most AR's when loaded to an OAL of 2.12". The bullet is 1.375" long, weighs 265 grains and is stable in 8 twist and faster barrels at subsonic velocities.

When loading, ensure the case mouth has an adequate bell otherwise the coating could be stripped off during loading.

These lead cast bullets are made from certified 92-6-2 alloy with a Brinell Hardness of 16 and are then coated in HiTek coating. The Hi TEK coating molecularly bonds to the bullet totally encapsulating it to prevent lead to bore contact.

Sized to .310.

This is not loaded ammunition.

Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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William Fulton
Disappointing

While accuracy seems fairly good, this projectile refuses to feed in my 300 BLK. The only way I can chamber a cartridge is to manually drop it into the chamber. Trying to feed from the magazine, 4 times out of 5 results in the rifle jamming out of battery. It jams so hard, I have to step on the charging handle to clear it. I do not have this problem with any other bullets that I have used in it.
As a fan of ACME bullets, this one falls very much short of what I expect from them.