I probably made that rifle. Look at the QC tag on the card it came with 😅 if it says ND that was me. I was one of the two armorers at Adams Arms. FYI we (Adams)went out of business last month, or at least they let everyone go. Investors pulled the plug. Piston system was great, all our 300aac regardless of barrel length ran pistol length drive rods. Wish I bought one when I had the chance. My guess is name/piston system will be bought and carried on my someone else. But it still sucks, we are all bummed and we were caught completely by surprise. Prayers, had a promising interview somewhere else last week at another manufacturer. I really enjoyed that job
Thank you for your channel sir I am a 60 year old Marine, MCRD, August 1982. 2nd Battalion, 14th Marines. I continue to PT, I give all glory to Jesus Christ. Your channel is greatly appreciated.
I remember the days when we hunted with lever action, Shot guns, and bolts riffles. With calibers such as 30 30, 30 06, 308, 12 ga and or even black powder guns, . We wore whatever camo's we could find at the Army surplus store such as tiger stripe, woodland, or the goofy spanish crap no one wanted to be seen in. I remember painting my work boots green to use for hunting. We went to a family members farms or a friends farm to hunt and had to trade work for the rights to hunt there like stack hay or some other chores and were happy to do so as we laughed and enjoyed our friendships while talking smack. Our deer were not grown on game farms with special foods to make ridiculously huge unrealistic racks. My favorite times were hunting when i was dirt poor. That way it felt much better being able to supply food for the family when times were tough. Seemed like every meal had boar or deer involved. We walked everywhere. No four wheelers with trailers and deer processing devices were anywhere to be found. The only deer processing device we had was a buck119 and a few garbage bags and an old square body chevy that has a cb. DONT get me wrong I do like the cool new weapons and things to make life easier. But to me there was something lost in the days that hunting wasnt so advanced as it is today.. Even todays hunter sounds more like a golfer than a good ole boy... Yall have a great day
Dove hunting back in the 70s: blue jeans, white tshirt, & a 12ga leaning back against a old ford or chevy pick-em-up truck. We hunted after shool, had our guns on a rack in our P/U in the school parking lot - no one broke into the truck to get the gun.
No good person gets upset about you advertising Chadd, you good....I been living out of a backpack for years....I miss getting my yearly gift of socks and underwear from my mother😂Those pants look really cool man, sounds like a good deal....Thanks for sharing brother, those who mind don't matter Chadd, you a good man....Y'all stay out of trouble, love ya man💪🫂❤️
Try the 90 grain (lehigh defense) for your 300BLK . Once you get your hands on some,I think anyone looking to reach out a little further might be impressed with it. But a heads up they aren't the easiest to get your hands on
Christinsian Arms made the "carbon " barrel popular several years ago. They build fine sporting rifles, not plastic toy rifles...just saying.. Anyway, it's a small contour barrel with a carbon fiber wrap around. So you have the advantage of weight reduction from the smaller contour (diameter) barrel. Yet the rigidity of a heavy contour (larger diameter) barrel. All barrels when shot have an oscillating motion down the length of the barrel. Which affects accuracy. So, "target " rifles will generally have a larger or heavier contour barrel. Lightweight sporting rifles usually have a smaller contour/diameter barrel. Factory sporting rifles generally fall in the middle to satisfy all needs. They have a medium contour barrel (generally a number 3 contour). In south Ga., for Hunting. You can easily use a number 4 or perhaps 5 contour barrels. Get a little better accuracy. On the other hand, in the high country of say Colorado. You want to save weight at 10,000 plus elevation. But you don't want to sacrifice accuracy. Shots there are easily out to 300 yards. So, you go back to how to get a lightweight rifle and reduce the oscillation (whip) of a small contour barrel. Two choices.. 1. Flute a heavy contour barrel.. 2. Start with a small / light contour barrel. Then, wrap it in carbon fiber. Which is strong, lightweight, is not affected by heat or cold, and sudden temperature changes... it's perfect. The con.. cost, you can't do anything to it where the carbon fiber is. The pros, lightweight, rigid, and strong, consistent, hold up to changing conditions. 😎👍
@@scabcrawler632 yeah, but the first step towards change requires honesty about the condition they are in. Or the condition of their shorts. Or something like that.
Hey Chad and Blake. You might want to let your audience know Adams Arms goes in and out of business quite often making factory replacement parts spotty. I may be wrong but I thought I read they shut down again in June. I think you could easily do a series on the different manufacturer options available for the 300 BO. Radian makes an excellent choice as well as well as Q or DD. I think everyone would enjoy seeing you guys attempt the hold overs with the 220 Grain subsonics!
1:25 another thing about this rifle is the extra dry springiness incorporated into it, sounds like an old timers bed that should a been tossed out years ago...
I always thought that the most practical use for a .300bk for your everyday John Doe is something like a Sig Rattler, 5.5 or 6 inch barrel, piston gun so it can take a folding brace, and that thing will fit in some extremely regular-degular, inconspicuous bags, and with some 110 or 120 gr ammo, you’ve got yourself a MEAN little PDW. In regards to the muzzle brake, if you’re using a 9” or longer barrel? The cartridge has burned all of its powder, so you don’t get that huge dump of unburnt powder all at once. Basically, the muzzle brake on a 9” or longer .300bk doesn’t have that crazy concussion that a short barrel AR with a brake tends to have. It sounds obvious when you think about it, but when you haven’t tried it before, it’s pretty cool
My take: 16" bbl. , some well constructed fast, 110-125 gr.projectiles.Maybe 2-7x scope, You then have viable 100 yard big game rifle. God Bless you, have a great weekend. 🏞 🏅
Gorilla makes a 100 gr cartridge and Maker produces 85 gr solid copper 30 cal projectiles if your into reloading and you want a super fast 300blk. Supressed or not. Its great for training. You can also find a jig online that cuts .223 brass down and then you just run it through your resize/decaper
@@rgbking488 nothing special. Just get a 5.56 setup and purchase a .300 blackout upper and you're good to go. Do the same thing for your .308 rifle. Get a 8.6 blackout upper for that. Maybe a Gen-12 upper too 😁
For all the ppl doggin 300blk cause it's not 556, 300 blk was designed more to replace the mp5. It's supposed to have a short barrel, suppressed with subs. 200 yards and in. For its design purpose it fucking slaps 556, you won't be able to get 556 to perform as well and as quiet in a short cqb package.
Garand Thumb proved that wrong. 55 grain out of a MK18 outperformed the high end 300 Blackout and Sub Sonic 300 Blackout. Only thing it did better was sound. Ballistics wise 5.56 spanked it😊
@@blackout.ghost718 you mean you tested supers against a sub and the supers won... Whoa dude wild concept. 300 blkout is meant for subs, out of like an 8 inch barrel and a suppressor, 200 yards and in. If you handloaded 556 subs to get the sound of a 300blkout and sent it through a 8 inch barrel 300 blkout would destory it lol but regardless it doesn't matter cause it was created to replace a 9mm not a 556 Edit: also garand thumb is a great channel but not the best source of info about other calibers. He has a huge hard on for 556 and always balances the scales in favor of 556. Until the military adopts a new round of course
A buttstock does not magically create a rifle, you don't have to live life by governments edicts, our governance is voluntary. Have you had enough yet?
@@Blaze-v6f Chad would get an actual “short barreled assault rifle” from the military, unlike the rest of us common folk. On pure principle, I wouldn’t pay the $200 to the govt for the tax stamp.
For reloaders, H110 can be used, and only about 10 grains or so, while the .44 mag uses double that amount. (Priced out powder lately ?) .30 caliber bullets are bigger and easier to handle than 5.56. Plus the .300 and 5.56/.223 use the same lower, same mags. Just swap out the barrel. (I've never had a problem with .300 in .223 mag)
The imogi is big Papa J. The catalyst for my appreciation and skill with firearms. Keep doing what you do my fellow Ga brothers!! It's a pleasure sharing your down home REAL lifestyle and Mos important...Wait til the end HUMOR!
I've had one for a few years now. Home defense with a good suppressor and subsonics, I load my own. After that nothing real special, especially if you buy your ammo. But make sure that the feed ramps are for larger diameter bullets. Most barrel makers use 5.56/m4 feed ramps and they suck, especially for subsonics.
300 BO is a niche caliber. It shines with subsonic heavies paired with a can. Lethal? Sure, but only with good shot placement. Your kinetic energy with subs is pretty much on par with 45ACP. For tier 1 guys doing CQB / CQC it makes sense to me, but that's about it unless you're shooting supers.
Yo, I gots to comment again.. those color options on the barrel pants are top level bush/brush tactical. I pray that you get a service contract if you don’t already have one. 🙏 The next line should be a convertible option where they can turn into shorts! Hooray!
Ammo availability is why. Stock up while its cheaper. During that covid crap, I had some buddies who couldn't find any. Or didn't want to pay for what it was selling for.
If the powder is all burnt after 8" then it is impossible to gain more velocity. There is no more combustion behind it. This is why having a 16" 9mm PCC is silly. 9mm burns out befor 6"
What do you guys think of 6.5 Grendel? I put one together, love it but I'm just a terd. I think it is best of all for deer. Thanks for all you do. I'll by a T-shirt.
6.5 Grendel is an amazing round. Excellent for CQB and it can reach out and touch someone at 500 yards with very little drop in trajectory. One of the finest small arms rounds in existence, especially on an AR platform.
On youtube look up the video: Epic Civil War Facial Hair. It is a tribute to the courageous men of both the Gray and Blue. I found it very powerful. And now here we are in a time where our great country is so divided. People are saying don't think for a moment that it could not happen again. That is frightening!
I was wondering what the fucking beeping was all about. I was looking for a listening device or something in my office. It was just CZcams beeping Blake's extensive vocabulary.
You can shoot a 1000 yards with a AR. Gas piston has been around longer than direct impingement... very accurate. Direct impingement very accurate. The difference between them was to the cycle of operation. A gas piston is cleaner. But you have to keep the piston clean and functional. Which is not difficult. The AR 180 is the rifle Stiener built to replace the platform you have. Which is a gas piston system. However, the military had already approved the original platform and would not change. Then Colt started to produce the civilian version. Then everyone started "building " (assembling) AR style rifles. Then making an shutting down. Which lead to the battle of gas piston over direct impingement. Problem was the gas piston rifles were small off brands. When they closed up so went the parts. 😎👍
The AR-18 / 180 was not done to “replace” the AR-15. It was done to be something that countries with lesser manufacturing capacity and less money could produce. Stamped and folded sheet steel versus aluminum forgings that require CNC machining to finish. It’s in NO WAY a superior “replacement.” Remember, a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. When you have a small piece of information your mind wants to fill in the gaps and you then misinform and bad info gets spread.
I am not a expert but I heard 300blk does not do a good job creating a wound cavity... it's more just knock down or poke holes. Garand Thumb mentioned it is equivalent to a 45 hand gun.
@@dman7776 maybe subsonic. I use 99% supers and the subs I use are the Lehigh Extreme Expansion and they open bigger than most broad heads on the market. I have never had a deer go more than 5 yards and most drop in their tracks. I seen that Garand Thumb video and as good as Mike is as tactician and weapon expert, he is not much for ballistics. If you ever watch Ron Spommer, he goes into it very well. As does several “ballistics” channels. But all I can speak on is personal experience over 10-12 years and I have no worries on it’s performance and my “go to” home defense weapon is .300blk SBR.
@@GrumpyGenXGramps oh yeah I love the Lehigh ammo. I could only afford one box though! Since I'm invested in 300 Black system, I have the 110 grain acc sabre black tips because of the good value they give. However, I feel like a 75 grain 556 would do better at wound cavities at close distance.
Honestly my preferred home defense caliber is .300aac. Without a suppressor, subsonic rounds are quieter than a 9mm. I prefer a 10.5" barrel though they make 7.5" which is more or less just as good. There really is no recoil to speak of but the knock down power is pretty substantial and with the right ammunition you can have an amazing hunting pistol or home defense pistol
I loveee shooting 110 vmax out of my 10.3 Gotta try the 220 gr still. Have only shot 150 at the heaviest so far. You are right the recoil is negligible
People misunderstand 300blk. Yes, it was requested by special operations to replace the MP5 by developing a round designed to be suppressed out of a short barrel AR. However, a 10.5 inch 300blk with 110 gr rounds will hit velocities approaching what 556 will do out of a 10.5 inch barrel, and with a much heavier bullet. Now, I personally don't have a need to shoot beyond 200 yards, so for me 300blk is superior. I would probably only choose 556 if I was primarily engaging targets out to 200-400 yards.
I have three .300 B/O barrels still new in the wrap since 2018/2019 I have never assembled, built up or used yet. I also have the Squirrel Daddy jig and the Harbor Freight 3" mini abrasive disc chopsaw for cutting down 5.56 cases. I have Lyman reloading dies for .300 B/O. I wanted to experiment with the caliber but kinda lost interest when reloading components became both scarce and very expensive along with the pistol brace ruling flip flopping back and forth by the week/day. I have 8", 9" and a 10" barrels. I already had a few 5.56 AR pistols built up that I had to keep dissembling and taking the parts to work and away from my house every time those b*stards changed their minds daily. If Big Daddy Trump wins in November I might dig out all that crap and start using it. My other ARs are all in 5.56 and 7.62 x 51 (.308 Win).
There's a huge advantage of that caliber that seldom spoke of in short barrels the 30 cal burns more complete and efficient than a 556 so that dwell time it's not as much of an issue that's why you see him in such short barrels and they function so well just food for thought something you might want to look into
A 7.5" with a 'folding stock' makes a great tool box/truck gun. You can load a lot of multi purpose ammo in 300 that you cannot in 556. I say own both.
I find that the 300BO feels softer shooting than 5.56. From the videos I have seen on ballistic gel, 300BO doesn't cause as much damage as 5.56 because the velocity is so much less. Also, one of the hog hunting ranches that I know of will not allow subsonic 300BO rounds for hog hunting because they are not effective enough. Still, it is fun to shoot and I've been told it is very quiet with subsonic rounds and a suppressor.
I’m not an avid shooter but I do have a 300 H&H mag that can hit a 38” t.v at 500 yards with cheap scope. I can chamber a new round and hit same target in 3 seconds. It is the simple big hit rifle
Funny you have to follow all these "range rules" yet they at CommieTube still don't have to follow rule 230 of the Communications Act, telling them they cannot act as editors or publishers.
YT barbarians trying to censor this sort of content. Anyway, I got a buddy that's real interested in .300 blk but I'm stubborn I guess, if it ain't .308 or 5.56, I just don't care.
300 blk is for fun once you have all of the standard calibers. In fact if you go for a 300blk before building a nice ar-10 in 308 you are a confused individual.
@slimeyslug12 I had a high end 308 AR, sold it, actually traded it, was a PIG with 20rds of 7.62x51. Now I'm running 300blk, I am trying to sell a B&T of mine to fund said 5.56 though. I probably should have went 5.56 before 300blk but I'm stubborn I guess lol.
Velocity doesn’t max out in 12” on those. The short barrel max velocity mythology with 300 blk only applies to subsonic, because you can load them to 1050 fps in the shortest barrels, and there’s no point in going faster for subsonic. 300 blk is just like any other gun: the velocity keeps increasing as the barrel gets longer; it’s just less fps per inch than a narrow caliber like 5.56.
The one thing Blake forgot to mention is with sub-sonic rounds and a good suppresser, it is quieter than a suppressed 9mm. So running suppressed is another huge reason to run .300.
Just happened to click on your vid and noticed the FJ60. I had the same one. Same color. That color of blue is very rare. Normally all you see is the deeper blue color. I miss mine so much.
I always thought .300 Black was the US response to 7.62x39. Similar shape. The military had been looking for a round that would have similar knock down and kinetic power like that of the AK. Pretty sure the story was in Iraq episode 2 Saga 1, the 5.56 was penetrating cover, vehicles and took more rounds for a kill. 7.62x39 removes chunks of matter.
My impression is the .300 blackout maintains more power in very short barrels than 5.56. It's velocity is >100 fps than 7.62x39. Max case pressure is higher in .300 so you can load it up...
I probably made that rifle. Look at the QC tag on the card it came with 😅 if it says ND that was me. I was one of the two armorers at Adams Arms. FYI we (Adams)went out of business last month, or at least they let everyone go. Investors pulled the plug. Piston system was great, all our 300aac regardless of barrel length ran pistol length drive rods. Wish I bought one when I had the chance. My guess is name/piston system will be bought and carried on my someone else. But it still sucks, we are all bummed and we were caught completely by surprise. Prayers, had a promising interview somewhere else last week at another manufacturer. I really enjoyed that job
Damn dude. Sorry to hear that. I hope you land on your feet.
I wish you good luck.
Good Luck to You Nicolas! You Built a Beautiful AR Brother!
@@TUKByV thanks!
@@pehenry thank, have a second (final) interview with new company this week. We’ll see.
Thank you for your channel sir
I am a 60 year old Marine, MCRD, August 1982.
2nd Battalion, 14th Marines.
I continue to PT, I give all glory to Jesus Christ.
Your channel is greatly appreciated.
year i was born. lol. Salute!
Ha, same here! '82-'86 west coast Marine here.
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Semper Fi brother.
I’m a 60 year old Marine, MCRD September 1983. 2nd Battalion 6th Marines and Sea Duty on Eisenhower.
I remember the days when we hunted with lever action, Shot guns, and bolts riffles. With calibers such as 30 30, 30 06, 308, 12 ga and or even black powder guns, . We wore whatever camo's we could find at the Army surplus store such as tiger stripe, woodland, or the goofy spanish crap no one wanted to be seen in. I remember painting my work boots green to use for hunting. We went to a family members farms or a friends farm to hunt and had to trade work for the rights to hunt there like stack hay or some other chores and were happy to do so as we laughed and enjoyed our friendships while talking smack. Our deer were not grown on game farms with special foods to make ridiculously huge unrealistic racks. My favorite times were hunting when i was dirt poor. That way it felt much better being able to supply food for the family when times were tough. Seemed like every meal had boar or deer involved. We walked everywhere. No four wheelers with trailers and deer processing devices were anywhere to be found. The only deer processing device we had was a buck119 and a few garbage bags and an old square body chevy that has a cb. DONT get me wrong I do like the cool new weapons and things to make life easier. But to me there was something lost in the days that hunting wasnt so advanced as it is today.. Even todays hunter sounds more like a golfer than a good ole boy... Yall have a great day
Dove hunting back in the 70s: blue jeans, white tshirt, & a 12ga leaning back against a old ford or chevy pick-em-up truck. We hunted after shool, had our guns on a rack in our P/U in the school parking lot - no one broke into the truck to get the gun.
Skidmarks? Ha.
I thought I heard that...... je je.
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Lol I said the same thing
It was funny, don’t tell me that hurt your feelings?😂
Yeah, we are shit stains.
This is the safest video ive ever seen
No good person gets upset about you advertising Chadd, you good....I been living out of a backpack for years....I miss getting my yearly gift of socks and underwear from my mother😂Those pants look really cool man, sounds like a good deal....Thanks for sharing brother, those who mind don't matter Chadd, you a good man....Y'all stay out of trouble, love ya man💪🫂❤️
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I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for laying your ass on the line for our country and our freedoms.
I was at the Metallica concert at Gillette stadium yesterday wearing that shirt and nothing but praises. I sent all of them to your channel.
110 grain Barnes bullets are the bomb
110 ttsx or tsx loaded hot open up quire well in 300
or 120-125 are excellent too!
@@224valk4they are nasty
@@mtnbound2764 Yeah, I load the 120s for supers with 4198 powder and Rem 7.5 primers, they do well but I mostly use BO for supressed subs.
Try the 90 grain (lehigh defense) for your 300BLK . Once you get your hands on some,I think anyone looking to reach out a little further might be impressed with it. But a heads up they aren't the easiest to get your hands on
Really like Blake's knowledge on this topic! Dude knows his guns!
Sounds of Freedom.. Really Appreciate Y'all Veterans From nord Minnesota
Supressed with subs for the 300 blk is the way to go
At 12" non suppressed they should be using ar10 .308. Sub 300blk isnt hunting safe
@@trumpwon20204 Aim small, miss small, we are not all as unskilled as you are
@@trumpwon20204tell that to all the hog hunters here in tx 😂
nah, supers all the way!
Hunting safe?@@trumpwon20204
I love it, I am ex Army & 54 yes. Old. W😊work out daily and put the young punks in there place. You are great, I love the no filter,
Christinsian Arms made the "carbon " barrel popular several years ago. They build fine sporting rifles, not plastic toy rifles...just saying.. Anyway, it's a small contour barrel with a carbon fiber wrap around.
So you have the advantage of weight reduction from the smaller contour (diameter) barrel. Yet the rigidity of a heavy contour (larger diameter) barrel.
All barrels when shot have an oscillating motion down the length of the barrel. Which affects accuracy. So, "target " rifles will generally have a larger or heavier contour barrel. Lightweight sporting rifles usually have a smaller contour/diameter barrel. Factory sporting rifles generally fall in the middle to satisfy all needs. They have a medium contour barrel (generally a number 3 contour).
In south Ga., for Hunting. You can easily use a number 4 or perhaps 5 contour barrels. Get a little better accuracy. On the other hand, in the high country of say Colorado. You want to save weight at 10,000 plus elevation. But you don't want to sacrifice accuracy. Shots there are easily out to 300 yards.
So, you go back to how to get a lightweight rifle and reduce the oscillation (whip) of a small contour barrel. Two choices.. 1. Flute a heavy contour barrel.. 2. Start with a small / light contour barrel. Then, wrap it in carbon fiber. Which is strong, lightweight, is not affected by heat or cold, and sudden temperature changes... it's perfect. The con.. cost, you can't do anything to it where the carbon fiber is. The pros, lightweight, rigid, and strong, consistent, hold up to changing conditions.
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It makes me happy to know that CZcams is keeping you guys safe!
This is one of the safest gunTube channels. Follows every and all guidelines. Good stuff 👍
Had yourself a secret service moment there
I actually have a massive skid mark today. Been a few days since I changed my skivies.
You creature, who was your drill instructor?
I didnt wipe after the last three dumps so my bottomside is a big itchy stinky brown mess, glued together by dingleberry hair pemmican
Bummer
@@scabcrawler632 yeah, but the first step towards change requires honesty about the condition they are in. Or the condition of their shorts. Or something like that.
Try diaper wipes
Love my 300 blk folder backpack rifle
The 300BO was designed to be suppressed. That was the reason for having been designed and it is with subsonic ammo and a suppressor SO very quiet.
The 300 BO was designed to recreate 7.62x39 ballistics out of a 9”bbl out to 400m.
I have 2 ARs and 1 bolt 300 BLK. I really enjoy them. Especially with 220 grain boolits and a quietener attached
Hey Chad and Blake. You might want to let your audience know Adams Arms goes in and out of business quite often making factory replacement parts spotty. I may be wrong but I thought I read they shut down again in June. I think you could easily do a series on the different manufacturer options available for the 300 BO. Radian makes an excellent choice as well as well as Q or DD. I think everyone would enjoy seeing you guys attempt the hold overs with the 220 Grain subsonics!
Q are so full of themselves. That company is cringe and overpriced
1:25 another thing about this rifle is the extra dry springiness incorporated into it, sounds like an old timers bed that should a been tossed out years ago...
Sounds like they didnt oil it
I always thought that the most practical use for a .300bk for your everyday John Doe is something like a Sig Rattler, 5.5 or 6 inch barrel, piston gun so it can take a folding brace, and that thing will fit in some extremely regular-degular, inconspicuous bags, and with some 110 or 120 gr ammo, you’ve got yourself a MEAN little PDW.
In regards to the muzzle brake, if you’re using a 9” or longer barrel? The cartridge has burned all of its powder, so you don’t get that huge dump of unburnt powder all at once. Basically, the muzzle brake on a 9” or longer .300bk doesn’t have that crazy concussion that a short barrel AR with a brake tends to have. It sounds obvious when you think about it, but when you haven’t tried it before, it’s pretty cool
14 inch barrel is optimal for 300 Blackout...I heard ;)
16" yes and supers are not that bad. A 10.5 NO❗️🙉
My take: 16" bbl. , some well constructed fast, 110-125 gr.projectiles.Maybe 2-7x scope, You then have viable 100 yard big game rifle. God Bless you, have a great weekend. 🏞 🏅
That was my selling point on 300black. 9" MCX with suppressor removed fits in every backpack I have. In minecraft of course, not IRL (hello FBI)
@@bullishdragon5373considering the cartidge was made to replace the mp5 and the ump45 i would say otherwise.
Gorilla makes a 100 gr cartridge and Maker produces 85 gr solid copper 30 cal projectiles if your into reloading and you want a super fast 300blk. Supressed or not. Its great for training. You can also find a jig online that cuts .223 brass down and then you just run it through your resize/decaper
ill buy some of those pants just because of the crybabies who get mad about you having sponsors
I am so happy with my diamondback db 15 spent $800 on the sucka. Comes with 2 barrels.556 /300 blk
Whisper quite 😊
What is that, can you drop more details? Good to know though, and thanks for sharing
@@rgbking488 nothing special. Just get a 5.56 setup and purchase a .300 blackout upper and you're good to go.
Do the same thing for your .308 rifle. Get a 8.6 blackout upper for that. Maybe a Gen-12 upper too 😁
How are they making money?!
“You got one job Blake” heard that before on the podcasts 😭😂
Had me rolling! "Blake..."
Beeps are the highlight for sure, masterful editing ol Blake
Triggertech Diamond triggers are amazing. Def didn't come from the factory but best $300 trigger around.
For all the ppl doggin 300blk cause it's not 556, 300 blk was designed more to replace the mp5. It's supposed to have a short barrel, suppressed with subs. 200 yards and in. For its design purpose it fucking slaps 556, you won't be able to get 556 to perform as well and as quiet in a short cqb package.
Garand Thumb proved that wrong. 55 grain out of a MK18 outperformed the high end 300 Blackout and Sub Sonic 300 Blackout. Only thing it did better was sound. Ballistics wise 5.56 spanked it😊
@@blackout.ghost718 you mean you tested supers against a sub and the supers won... Whoa dude wild concept. 300 blkout is meant for subs, out of like an 8 inch barrel and a suppressor, 200 yards and in. If you handloaded 556 subs to get the sound of a 300blkout and sent it through a 8 inch barrel 300 blkout would destory it lol but regardless it doesn't matter cause it was created to replace a 9mm not a 556
Edit: also garand thumb is a great channel but not the best source of info about other calibers. He has a huge hard on for 556 and always balances the scales in favor of 556. Until the military adopts a new round of course
@@blackout.ghost718 Amen! Just go and look and the chronograph and ballistic testing numbers.
300 is all about sound suppression.
@@Misfit5W he used both cope harder
@@TX-OaksRnr no point in arguing it, this guy will cope big time for a failed round
It’s a “pistol” Chad. The ATF hates those SBA3 braces.
A buttstock does not magically create a rifle, you don't have to live life by governments edicts, our governance is voluntary. Have you had enough yet?
Yeah, I didn't want to say it, the YT dpshts will take it seriously.
LOL. I just said the same thing these are military guys the military doesn't issue these types of weapons to them.
Looks like a less than 16" barrel, also...? 🤔
@@Blaze-v6f Chad would get an actual “short barreled assault rifle” from the military, unlike the rest of us common folk. On pure principle, I wouldn’t pay the $200 to the govt for the tax stamp.
If I was given to giving advice; I would recommend painting the barrel with high-temperature paint to protect it from UV degradation.
Cant tell you how encouraging it is to me, to observe that even Navy Seals begin to show the signs of middle age. Love your gunreviews and commentary
For reloaders, H110 can be used, and only about 10 grains or so, while the .44 mag uses double that amount. (Priced out powder lately ?) .30 caliber bullets are bigger and easier to handle than 5.56. Plus the .300 and 5.56/.223 use the same lower, same mags. Just swap out the barrel. (I've never had a problem with .300 in .223 mag)
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yeah what I found in hunting rounds for 5.56, it tops out at around 77 gr. for HP rounds.
I've had one for a few years now. Home defense with a good suppressor and subsonics, I load my own. After that nothing real special, especially if you buy your ammo. But make sure that the feed ramps are for larger diameter bullets. Most barrel makers use 5.56/m4 feed ramps and they suck, especially for subsonics.
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300 BO is a niche caliber. It shines with subsonic heavies paired with a can. Lethal? Sure, but only with good shot placement. Your kinetic energy with subs is pretty much on par with 45ACP. For tier 1 guys doing CQB / CQC it makes sense to me, but that's about it unless you're shooting supers.
Well it was designed to replace the mp5 and ump45 so sound about right hah
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The next line should be a convertible option where they can turn into shorts! Hooray!
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Ammo availability is why. Stock up while its cheaper. During that covid crap, I had some buddies who couldn't find any. Or didn't want to pay for what it was selling for.
Ok, am ordering a pair of these- saved the web link.
I love my 9” 300 blk out w/ sandman k for home defense
Kevin Brittingham said it was designed to be used out of an 8” barrel. But yes you still get a little better velocity out of a longer barrel
If the powder is all burnt after 8" then it is impossible to gain more velocity. There is no more combustion behind it.
This is why having a 16" 9mm PCC is silly. 9mm burns out befor 6"
@@themightycrixus1131 Mr GunsnGear has a video on this. But if you look at interviews Kevin did he mentions it was designed to work with an 8” barrel.
@@yngzaklynch i believe you homie. I was just saying anything longer is superfluous then.
We use 119 gr for deer where we live.
And some times add an accessory some times
Have 2 of em
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Only thing ive seen 300 blackout beat 556 is if ur shooting subsonics with a suppressor other than that seems 556 beats 300
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What do you guys think of 6.5 Grendel? I put one together, love it but I'm just a terd. I think it is best of all for deer. Thanks for all you do. I'll by a T-shirt.
6.5 Grendel is an amazing round. Excellent for CQB and it can reach out and touch someone at 500 yards with very little drop in trajectory. One of the finest small arms rounds in existence, especially on an AR platform.
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I was wondering what the fucking beeping was all about. I was looking for a listening device or something in my office. It was just CZcams beeping Blake's extensive vocabulary.
300 is what I have. But a Bushmaster
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You can shoot a 1000 yards with a AR. Gas piston has been around longer than direct impingement... very accurate. Direct impingement very accurate. The difference between them was to the cycle of operation. A gas piston is cleaner. But you have to keep the piston clean and functional. Which is not difficult. The AR 180 is the rifle Stiener built to replace the platform you have. Which is a gas piston system. However, the military had already approved the original platform and would not change. Then Colt started to produce the civilian version. Then everyone started "building " (assembling) AR style rifles. Then making an shutting down. Which lead to the battle of gas piston over direct impingement. Problem was the gas piston rifles were small off brands. When they closed up so went the parts.
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The AR-18 / 180 was not done to “replace” the AR-15. It was done to be something that countries with lesser manufacturing capacity and less money could produce. Stamped and folded sheet steel versus aluminum forgings that require CNC machining to finish. It’s in NO WAY a superior “replacement.” Remember, a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. When you have a small piece of information your mind wants to fill in the gaps and you then misinform and bad info gets spread.
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I always wondered why Paul Harrell would mention that they were out on the range.
.300blk is ballistically equivalent to the 30/30 and makes it a great deer round! I use 159gr soft points to Whitetail hunting.
I am not a expert but I heard 300blk does not do a good job creating a wound cavity... it's more just knock down or poke holes. Garand Thumb mentioned it is equivalent to a 45 hand gun.
@@dman7776 maybe subsonic. I use 99% supers and the subs I use are the Lehigh Extreme Expansion and they open bigger than most broad heads on the market. I have never had a deer go more than 5 yards and most drop in their tracks.
I seen that Garand Thumb video and as good as Mike is as tactician and weapon expert, he is not much for ballistics. If you ever watch Ron Spommer, he goes into it very well. As does several “ballistics” channels. But all I can speak on is personal experience over 10-12 years and I have no worries on it’s performance and my “go to” home defense weapon is .300blk SBR.
@@GrumpyGenXGramps oh yeah I love the Lehigh ammo. I could only afford one box though! Since I'm invested in 300 Black system, I have the 110 grain acc sabre black tips because of the good value they give. However, I feel like a 75 grain 556 would do better at wound cavities at close distance.
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Also great for surpassed in subsonic.
Actually carbon wrapped barrels are an insulator for the barrel, keeps the barrel cooler during speed runs.
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5.5.56 is king to this day
Honestly my preferred home defense caliber is .300aac. Without a suppressor, subsonic rounds are quieter than a 9mm.
I prefer a 10.5" barrel though they make 7.5" which is more or less just as good.
There really is no recoil to speak of but the knock down power is pretty substantial and with the right ammunition you can have an amazing hunting pistol or home defense pistol
I loveee shooting 110 vmax out of my 10.3
Gotta try the 220 gr still. Have only shot 150 at the heaviest so far.
You are right the recoil is negligible
8.6 BO has fast twist and penetrates more than much bigger rounds.
People misunderstand 300blk. Yes, it was requested by special operations to replace the MP5 by developing a round designed to be suppressed out of a short barrel AR. However, a 10.5 inch 300blk with 110 gr rounds will hit velocities approaching what 556 will do out of a 10.5 inch barrel, and with a much heavier bullet.
Now, I personally don't have a need to shoot beyond 200 yards, so for me 300blk is superior. I would probably only choose 556 if I was primarily engaging targets out to 200-400 yards.
200 yards or better 6.5 Grendel.
@@vittoriovuocolo2438 sure, I would probably take 6mm arc over 6.5 grendel although they are extremely similar
I’ll save y’all sometime without watching the video. Soft targets
Damn that brake is ridiculous!
Right!?
I have three .300 B/O barrels still new in the wrap since 2018/2019 I have never assembled, built up or used yet. I also have the Squirrel Daddy jig and the Harbor Freight 3" mini abrasive disc chopsaw for cutting down 5.56 cases. I have Lyman reloading dies for .300 B/O. I wanted to experiment with the caliber but kinda lost interest when reloading components became both scarce and very expensive along with the pistol brace ruling flip flopping back and forth by the week/day. I have 8", 9" and a 10" barrels. I already had a few 5.56 AR pistols built up that I had to keep dissembling and taking the parts to work and away from my house every time those b*stards changed their minds daily. If Big Daddy Trump wins in November I might dig out all that crap and start using it. My other ARs are all in 5.56 and 7.62 x 51 (.308 Win).
There's a huge advantage of that caliber that seldom spoke of in short barrels the 30 cal burns more complete and efficient than a 556 so that dwell time it's not as much of an issue that's why you see him in such short barrels and they function so well just food for thought something you might want to look into
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I don't have that gun but I do have that optic, I really enjoy the Holosun SCRS green dot !!
A 7.5" with a 'folding stock' makes a great tool box/truck gun. You can load a lot of multi purpose ammo in 300 that you cannot in 556. I say own both.
I find that the 300BO feels softer shooting than 5.56. From the videos I have seen on ballistic gel, 300BO doesn't cause as much damage as 5.56 because the velocity is so much less. Also, one of the hog hunting ranches that I know of will not allow subsonic 300BO rounds for hog hunting because they are not effective enough. Still, it is fun to shoot and I've been told it is very quiet with subsonic rounds and a suppressor.
I’m not an avid shooter but I do have a 300 H&H mag that can hit a 38” t.v at 500 yards with cheap scope. I can chamber a new round and hit same target in 3 seconds. It is the simple big hit rifle
Funny you have to follow all these "range rules" yet they at CommieTube still don't have to follow rule 230 of the Communications Act, telling them they cannot act as editors or publishers.
Not observing the 1st Amendment within the United States being primarily used by U.S. citizens is yet another.
Blake could TOTALLY do voice overs for Chad! Sounds IDENTICAL! LOL
YT barbarians trying to censor this sort of content. Anyway, I got a buddy that's real interested in .300 blk but I'm stubborn I guess, if it ain't .308 or 5.56, I just don't care.
Same
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Ditto and when there is a next run on ammo and there’s a shortage 300 blackout would be hard to find. You could still find .223, 5.56 and 308.
300 blk is for fun once you have all of the standard calibers. In fact if you go for a 300blk before building a nice ar-10 in 308 you are a confused individual.
@slimeyslug12 I had a high end 308 AR, sold it, actually traded it, was a PIG with 20rds of 7.62x51. Now I'm running 300blk, I am trying to sell a B&T of mine to fund said 5.56 though. I probably should have went 5.56 before 300blk but I'm stubborn I guess lol.
Velocity doesn’t max out in 12” on those. The short barrel max velocity mythology with 300 blk only applies to subsonic, because you can load them to 1050 fps in the shortest barrels, and there’s no point in going faster for subsonic. 300 blk is just like any other gun: the velocity keeps increasing as the barrel gets longer; it’s just less fps per inch than a narrow caliber like 5.56.
Digging that old toyota.
The all-copper 110gr Hornady CX and Barnes 110gr and 120gr TAC-TX are amazing performers out of the 300 Blackout.
Delton arms is a very light weight rifle as well for anyone looking for that! Very awesome video gentlemen may GOD be with yall ! Carson VA
Blake’s 3 seconds in and he’s getting beeped out 😂 cool guy
Damn now he’s trying to sell me a pair of pants! But I get it
Thanks!
The one thing Blake forgot to mention is with sub-sonic rounds and a good suppresser, it is quieter than a suppressed 9mm. So running suppressed is another huge reason to run .300.
Just happened to click on your vid and noticed the FJ60. I had the same one. Same color. That color of blue is very rare. Normally all you see is the deeper blue color. I miss mine so much.
What about 6.5 grendel?
I always thought .300 Black was the US response to 7.62x39. Similar shape. The military had been looking for a round that would have similar knock down and kinetic power like that of the AK.
Pretty sure the story was in Iraq episode 2 Saga 1, the 5.56 was penetrating cover, vehicles and took more rounds for a kill. 7.62x39 removes chunks of matter.
My impression is the .300 blackout maintains more power in very short barrels than 5.56. It's velocity is >100 fps than 7.62x39. Max case pressure is higher in .300 so you can load it up...
300 blackout i like. Its a brush n woods shoot through shrubbs and still hit target type of rifle round
I had to restart the video, “what’s up skidmarks?” 😂🤣
The carbon fiber is less affected by temperature. Has better groups at all temperatures. But the barrel won't last any longer.
You wouldn’t want too put your thumb to close to that muzzle brake