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You can make up for lack of expansion with more leakage holes.The Annoyed Man wrote: OTH, I can dump 30 rounds into a target (with almost zero recoil management issues) pretty darn quick if I have to, and at that point, bullet expansion becomes academic.
Besides, I was taught you keep firing until the threat stops. It's best to have more bullets than you need than not enough.I haven't seen testing on those yet. Figured it would only be a matter of time until something like that was offered.The Annoyed Man wrote:http://shop.nosler.com/nosler-ammunitio ... count.htmljason812 wrote:I wonder how long until there is a comercially available load for this situation that will expand like a HP pistol round. Be hard to beat if it would have an expanding bullet.The Annoyed Man wrote:A 10.5" SBR in .300 Blackout, suppressed, with 208 grain A-MAX subsonics. It's about as loud as a hand clap, needs no earpro, is a 1/2" shorter than a carbine length AR with the suppressor mounted, hits about like a +P .45 ACP, and has 30 rounds on tap in the first magazine. Backup is a G17 with a TLR-1s light mounted.
Unfortunately, it's out of stock at the moment. That's why I'm using 208 gr A-MAX subs.
I wonder how long until there is a comercially available load for this situation that will expand like a HP pistol round. Be hard to beat if it would have an expanding bullet.The Annoyed Man wrote:A 10.5" SBR in .300 Blackout, suppressed, with 208 grain A-MAX subsonics. It's about as loud as a hand clap, needs no earpro, is a 1/2" shorter than a carbine length AR with the suppressor mounted, hits about like a +P .45 ACP, and has 30 rounds on tap in the first magazine. Backup is a G17 with a TLR-1s light mounted.
