300 Blackout Ammo

The beauty of Russian steel! Wolf’s ammunition features plenty of ferrous metal that will keep your wallet fatter. It’s going to attract a magnet, sure, but it’s going to save you money as well!

This cartridge is loaded with a 145 grain bullet, which gives a 300 Blackout rifle that supersonic muzzle velocity which simplifies long-distance shooting. The bullet’s copper-washed exterior is only skin deep – beneath it lies a hard, deformation resistant layer of soft steel.

Wolf’s steel cases aren’t outright impossible to reload. With special equipment and enough time you’ll be able to do it. But is it worth it? No – unless there was absolutely no other way to get 300 Blackout ammo. But while they are effectively non-reloadable, Wolf’s cases do wear PolyFormance polymer coating to protect them from corrosion and smooth out cycling in a semi-auto.

This ammo’s Berdan primers operate on a slightly different principle than America’s preferred Boxer primer – but they are just as non-corrosive!

The 300 AAC Blackout is a fantastic round that is designed to give you the power and energy of the 30 caliber while utilizing the standard AR lower receiver and magazines. If you are tired of the standard 223 Rem and 5.56mm rounds, the 300 AAC Blackout is an option for improved AR hunting, self defense and suppressed shooting.

When you are looking for high quality ammo that comes at a great price, Magtech is the way to go. Using only state of the art loading equipment and internally sourced components, Magtech offers a wide selection of purpose built ammunition.

These First Defense rounds feature 123 grain full metal jacket bullets that are loaded into brass cases. Each projectile exits the barrel around 2230 feet per second and give you the accuracy and reliability you need to practice at the range. Magtech uses non-corrosive boxer primers.

“Enough with the noisy, supersonic 300 AAC Blackout ammo!” you say. “I want subsonic 300 BLK ammo for range training and target shooting.” WE LIKE YOUR ATTITUDE. It’s exactly the right attitude for ordering this case of quality, American-made 300 BO ammo by Winchester!

This cartridge owes its subsonic muzzle velocity (1,060 fps, which is ~65 fps slower than the speed of sound) to its 200 grain projectile. It’s still going to deliver the juice a semi-automatic needs in order to do its job right. It’s just not going to deliver a sharp, piercing report on ignition.

This ammo’s not just suppressor-friendly because it’s subsonic. Its open tip bullet also features a fully jacketed base, which prevents any part of its lead core from getting deposited onto a suppressor’s baffles. The open tip’s many talents do not include terminal expansion, although its excellent gyroscopic stability and aerodynamic efficiency do give it the accuracy you need to shoot targets like a boss. New, reloadable brass cases, too!

This 300 AAC Blackout cartridge by Magtech, the commercial brand of ammo manufacturing industry colossus Companhia Brasileira de Cartuchos, features a muzzle velocity of only 1,050 fps. While that may sound like it’s underpowered, its low speed is actually its key feature -- because it’s too slow to break the sound barrier, this round won’t issue a cracking report when it is fired, and as such has a variety of practical applications. Subsonic ammo is phenomenal for training young shooters, as it teaches them not to instinctively flinch when they pull the trigger. It’s the best for training around sensitive neighbors and family members, and when utilized in conjunction with a silencer it’s an absolute blast to shoot. Turning the big bang rifle into something that goes “fwwt fwwt fwwt” is something every shooter ought to experience, even if only once.

This round’s 200 grain projectile sports a full metal jacket, so it’ll save your rifle’s bore from unduly fast lead fouling. Its select brass casing is ideal for handloading, its primer is sensitive and consistent, and its propellant burns clean for a bright and shiny action. If you like these 50 rounds (and you will), look on our site for our great deal on 500 of them, too!

It takes just one simple word to get a small game hunter excited: V-MAX. It is Hornady’s premier varmint bullet, which supplies the laser-like accuracy and lethal terminal ballistics that make short work of any rodent or predator.

This 300 AAC Blackout cartridge’s 110 grain V-MAX achieves a muzzle velocity of 2,400 fps out of a rifle’s barrel. Its precision polymer tip, uniformly thick Advanced Manufacturing Process jacket and even weight distribution all ensure that the V-MAX follows a flat and predictable trajectory. The flat base version of the V-MAX benefits accuracy even further by providing a uniform surface for propellant gasses to exert their energy against!

When the V-MAX’s polymer tip strikes its target, its long, rigid shaft plunges down into the swaged lead core’s hollow cavity. The tip builds up tremendous kinetic energy until it finally connects with the bottom of the cavity, at which instant it essentially forces the V-MAX to explode in a hail of shrapnel. No varmint’s going to walk off that kind of terminal performance.

Hornady produces their V-MAX in Nebraska, but this ammo is loaded by Ammo Inc. of Arizona. There they give the V-MAX the high-quality brass case, sensitive Boxer primer and extremely clean-burning propellant it needs to perform effectively out in the field.

Winchester’s subsonic 300 AAC Blackout ammunition is a must-buy if you’re trying to appreciate just how effectively your suppressor can do its job. But even if you haven’t sunk a whole bunch of money into buying a suppressor, you can still enjoy quieter performance when you take this ammo to the range!

This cartridge is loaded with an open tip bullet. A lot of folks mistake it for a jacketed hollow point, but the open tip is not going to expand after striking a threat or quarry. The bullet has an opening in its tip because molten lead was injected through it at the factory. That lead then hardened, thus forming the open tip’s evenly distributed core.

This round’s bullet has a fully jacketed base. That stops hot ignition from gasifying any lead in the bullet’s core and depositing it as fouling inside the rifle. The propellant is also unable to make this round’s heavyweight 200 grain bullet go faster than the speed of sound, which takes the sharp crack out of ignition. A bullet which never becomes supersonic will also exhibit better overall rotational stability throughout its trajectory!

Winchester loads this new production ammo in Illinois with reloadable virgin brass, non-corrosive primers and propellant that is formulated to further reduce barrel and suppressor fouling.

Although it hasn't been around for too long, the 300 AAC Blackout has quickly become a popular round among shooters who are tired of the measly performance of the typical AR-15 rounds, the 223 Rem and 5.56mm. With this new round, you have increased range, more energy, and better ballistics, making it fantastic hunting, self defense, match shooting, and plinking around with only a few modifications to the rifle.

Federal has been making some of the best ammunition in America since their beginnings in the 1920's and continue to make some of America's favorite ammunition due to their amazing manufacturing and often highly affordable prices. With these Federal American Eagle, 150 grain, full metal jacket, boxer primed, brass cased rounds, you get all the accuracy and reliability you need to have a blast practicing at the range. Firing at 1900 feet per second, these range rounds come at a great price, helping you save money while you get better at shooting.

Here’s great 300 AAC Blackout ammo for any kind of firearm – carbine, pistol, bolt-action, you name it! Ammo Inc.’s quality components, careful assembly and strict quality assurance protocol all breed satisfaction while you’re taking aim at the range!

These rounds’ middleweight 150 grain full metal jacket projectiles will treat you to a steady muzzle velocity of 1,850 fps. That’s well above supersonic, and capable of supplying the flat trajectory which makes aiming just a touch easier. If you were to saw one of these bullets in half, you would only see its lead core and gilding metal jacket. You certainly wouldn’t see any steel, which is why you can trust these rounds not to attract a magnet.

Ammo Inc.’s signature series ammunition showcases their Hyperclean Technology. It sounds fancy, but it just promotes lower-residue performance by maximizing powder combustion throughout ignition. This American-made ammo’s fresh brass cases make fine handloading components!

There’s two flavors of 300 AAC Blackout ammo:
1. Fast and noisy
2. Slow and subtle
Both flavors are fine choices. But if you’re in the mood for slow and subtle, then you’ve come to the right online ammo retailer. We’ve got Winchester Super-X heavy 300 BO loads in stock!

This cartridge’s propellant charge isn’t too weak to cycle a semi-automatic. Its 1,060 fps (and thoroughly subsonic) muzzle velocity is simply the product of its ponderous 200 grain projectile. A bullet that doesn’t shatter the sound barrier also doesn’t issue a piercing report – one reason why this ammo is awesome for a suppressor.

Another reason is the bullet’s type. The base of the open tip’s core is fully jacketed, which promotes much cleaner performance. Perfect if you don’t relish the task of cleaning your barrel and suppressor baffles. The open tip is also an accurate bullet, as its form-fitted lead core promotes stellar rotational stability. (Please note that the open tip’s bag of tricks does not include terminal expansion.)

Winchester loads this 300 AAC Blackout ammunition to deliver both a soft report and excellent accuracy. The magic is all in the bullet: a 200 grain open tip!

Whereas some types of ammunition rely on a weaker propellant charge to ensure a subsonic muzzle velocity, this round instead utilizes a very heavy bullet. At 200 grains the projectile won’t issue a supersonic crack upon exiting the barrel, but it will still generate enough chamber pressure to fully cycle a semi-auto. This cartridge should function correctly in any 300 Blackout rifle, and its report will only become softer when its bullet passes through a suppressor.

This round’s bullet is an open tip. Although it has a hollow point, the open tip is designed for accuracy and not expanding terminal ballistics. The aperture in the sleek, aerodynamic projectile’s nose indicates that its lead core is perfectly form-fitting, which alongside its concentric jacket promotes superior gyroscopic stability. Better yet, the open tip’s fully jacketed base will keep your rifle more accurate by preventing lead residue from accumulating on its bore.

Winchester’s reloadable 300 Blackout ammo is produced in East Alton, Illinois with premium brass cases, non-corrosive primers and low-residue propellant.

The 300 AAC Blackout is one of the few rounds that was specifically designed to function optimally with a suppressor. But not all 300 BLK ammo is equally suitable for suppressed firearms. If you’re really trying to make the best use of your can – or if you haven’t got a can, and want softer reports all the same – then you’re going to like what Fiocchi has cooked up for you right here.

This cartridge’s bullet is Sierra’s best work. The MatchKing possesses the practically perfect jacket concentricity, outstanding core distribution uniformity, and ballistic efficiency requisite to establish and follow an amazingly predictable trajectory. In other words, it’s accurate! The 220 grain bullet technically qualifies as a “big boy.” Its high inertia is the only reason why this round falls over 100 fps short of breaking the sound barrier. No cracking report. No destabilization resulting from transition from supersonic to subsonic velocity.

Whether you’re firing a bolt or a semi, Fiocchi’s fine-tuned primers and powder promise seamless functionality. Save those virgin brass cases for handloading – we’ve got the bullets you’ll need for the job!

Thanks to high-quality propellants and precise bullet engineering, these cartridges perform their best when used in suppressed firearms. Because of subsonic loading, these cartridges eliminate the super-sonic crack that suppressors can not silence. They also have a clean-burning powder that minimizes fouling. Order this package and you’ll have 500 rounds of 220-grain .300 AAC Blackout cartridges.

Because these bullets are designed for sub-sonic performance, they don’t have the rapid speed of other cartridges. They have a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second but only drop to 920 feet per second after 300 yards. Despite the speed, they still have a muzzle energy of 488 foot pounds, making them incredibly reliable at the target.

These cartridges are made by Federal Premium Ammunition, a leading ammunition company based out of Minnesota. They have a large selection of products for target shooting, hunting of all varieties, and self defense.

The 300 AAC Blackout is a highly-effective round for accuracy and shot consistency, and few cartridges deliver the level of performance that you’ll get from these 220-grain rounds. This ammunition is especially effective in suppressed firearms, giving you a more convenient and less intrusive way to get your target practice completed.

These rounds have a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second and an energy of 488 foot pounds. With an open tip match bullet, the round is designed for reduced drag and accuracy while still delivering expansion. They have excellent stability, consistency, and performance that rivals a standard full metal jacket round.

Federal Premium Ammunition is a leader in top-quality rounds. Since 1922, this Minnesota-based manufacturer has been making cartridges that are trusted by hunters and target shooters. They not only have some of the best round for a wide range of purposes, they also have supplies and equipment for reloading.

This 300 AAC Blackout cartridge is from Hornady’s Frontier line of ammunition. While Frontier rounds are frequently manufactured at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, the United States Army’s relative ambivalence toward the caliber likely contributed to Hornady making this round all by themselves. Still, it evinces through and through the great quality for which Hornady is so revered, and that it has been so painstakingly inspected means it will do wonders for you during your next one-on-one time with your rifle.

This round’s 125 grain projectile has a full metal jacket, so it’ll function positively in any semi-automatic firearm and preserve accuracy as you shoot. The round’s factory fresh brass casing is sturdy yet supple enough at the neck and shoulder for repeated handloading, and the non-corrosive primer won’t cake your weapon’s sensitive action with residues that would treat it like lunch. Its carefully measured propellant is similarly clean burning as well!

Hornady’s BLACK line of ammunition is designed to provide seamless functionality in any firearm – but this 300 AAC Blackout round’s A-MAX has a very specific application. It’s all about the accuracy, baby.

Every molecule of the A-MAX works toward creating the most consistent trajectory possible. Its polymer tip is sharp and centered. Its secant ogive profile stirs up incredibly little drag, and its boat tail further enhances its ability to retain momentum downrange. The A-MAX’s AMP jacket and swaged lead core both ensure exceptional rotational stability. And because this round’s bullet is extremely heavy at 208 grains, it boasts the superior inertia it needs to treat wind drift like it’s nothing. The culmination of all these features? A 0.648 G1 ballistic coefficient .30 cal match grade bullet!

The A-MAX will send any varmint to an early grave, but don’t let its polymer tip fool you This bullet cannot expand, which makes its terminal ballistics more or less equivalent to those of an FMJ or HPBT. It’s not suitable for hunting whitetail, and it’s really no better for home defense than any run of the mill range load.

Hornady makes certain their customers can truly appreciate the A-MAX’s outstanding precision by loading their BLACK series ammo with premium brass, propellant and primers. Made in the Cornhusker State!

This 300 AAC Blackout cartridge is crowned with Hornady’s own 110 grain V-MAX projectile, a bullet which combines extreme accuracy with devastating terminal performance to make it as appropriate for varmint control as it does personal protection. The V-MAX’s pointed polymer tip streamlines its aerodynamic profile remarkably, and its AMP jacket gives it the rotational stability needed to always find its target. Upon impact, that tip will wedge deeply within the underlying swaged lead core in order to commence rapid fragmentation, made all the more potent by the bullet’s highly concentric jacket.

The BLACK line of ammunition is designed to deliver consistent results out of any black gun, regardless of how it operates or whether or not it is suppressed. With these 200 rounds’ uniform brass casings, non-corrosive primers, and clean burning propellant, you can count on exemplary performance out of any rifle that is able to fire them.

This 300 AAC Blackout cartridge is from Hornady’s BLACK line of ammunition, and as such is laden with features that assure it will fire splendidly out of any black gun that can chamber it, regardless of how it operates. Its high quality brass casing, clean burning propellant, and non-corrosive primer give it a degree of versatility which you’ll value greatly if you’ve several kinds of rifles and want to buy one ammunition for all of them.

This round’s 110 grain V-MAX projectile is highly accurate thanks both to its streamlined polymer tip and virtually perfectly concentric AMP jacket. Upon impact that tip will drive quickly down the hollow within the bullet’s precisely formed swaged lead core, initiating practically instantaneous fragmentation which is assured to bring down varmint and human-sized target alike. The V-MAX’s efficacy is in no way hindered by this round’s fast 2,375 fps muzzle velocity, either!

Hornady's Subsonic 300 AAC Blackout ammo provides excellent terminal performance without the noise and recoil of comparable self-defense rounds. These low-velocity cartridges expand predictably at varying speeds due to the design of the 190 grain Sub-X bullets. Crimped into the mouth of each Boxer-primed brass casing, the Sub-X features a flat polymer Flex-Tip that protects the cavity of the hollow point. On impact, the Flex Tip dissipates as the copper jacket curls back over the soft lead core to create devastating wound paths.

Shooters with a desire to reload spent casings can reuse the new brass. The brass casings are non-corrosive and filled with clean-igniting powders that help reduce caustic buildup in your barrel.

Hornady ammunition is American-made and the top choice for many shooters. Order your 200-round bulk case today!

This is a versatile 300 AAC Blackout round from Hornady’s Custom line of ammunition. With its 135 grain FTX bullet it promises both the accuracy and the terminal performance you need not only to hunt deer and coyote, but also to keep your homestead devoid of people who covet the treasures you’ve stored there.

The FTX features Hornady’s proprietary Flex Tip, a soft polymer spike which enhances the bullet’s ballistic coefficient and also initiates massive expansion beginning at the moment of impact. As the Flex Tip forces its way downward, Hornady’s InterLock ring keeps the bullet’s high antimony lead core and heavy jacket bound together to promote a wound channel that will extend to the vitals. The FTX also features a secant ogive profile that greatly improves its accuracy.

The motivation behind Custom ammo is to give shooters quality like they might otherwise only have experienced from a handload. These rounds utilize casings and primers that a discerning handloader would also choose for the job, and are inspected by masters of their craft.

This 300 AAC Blackout round by Hornady has a muzzle velocity of only 1,050 fps. That’s nowhere near what it would take to break the sound barrier, and accordingly very quiet -- especially so if your weapon is outfitted with a silencer. Still, this round is optimal for self-defense, because it features Hornady’s 190 grain Sub-X projectile.

The Sub-X sports Hornady’s Flex Tip, a post made of soft polymer nestled on the rim of the jacket and which projects downward into a precisely formed cavity within the core. Upon impact the Flex Tip builds up tremendous energy before it connects with the core, at which point it causes the bullet to mushroom outward devastatingly.

As a cartridge for self-defense, this round is cleverly loaded with temperature stable propellant that has been formulated to reduce muzzle flash upon ignition. That will preserve your vision if you ever have to engage a threat in the nighttime. In spite of its lesser muzzle velocity, this round still meets FBI protocol by penetrating up to 18” with 90 percent or greater weight retention in ballistic gel. This round will not part with its efficacy when fired in a shorter barreled rifle.