The CFE BLK was 'designed' to work for both supersonic AND subsonic .300 BLK loads, so I'm sure it would work on those 155gr bullets, if you can find some load data for them. I'd be curious to hear how fast they could be pushed. Probably not very fast, but for plinking and head shots on hogs, they'd be fine.<SNIPPED STUFF>I also have a bunch of Sierra 155 Palma HP bullets. Would the CFE BLK be ok for the larger bullets?
That is interesting to me that accuracy was good out to a certain point (50yds) and then fell apart beyond that. I would have thought the .308" bullets would have just 'rattled' down that .311" bore and given shotgun patterns no matter the distance. I guess you just never know until you give it a try! Thanks for sharing the results.Frog, I had some guys report the 308 bullet shot great at 50yds, but group size opened up quickly. I assume it's because there was not enough bite in the lands so the bullet lost stability, then kind of knuckle balled at longer range.
You are a wise man CaptnC! Accurate is so much more important than 'fast'. It is the bullet placement that's going to make the real difference...not another 75fps. I think for hog hunting at 100 yards or less - especially at night - an accurate AR shooting a good bullet through a suppressor is just about perfect. If a head shot can be finagled, all the better.I'm normally one of those guys, but with the pressure limits of the AR platform I've reeled that attitude in quite a bit. If this is accurate for velocity and accurate on paper what's not to like about it.<SNIPPED STUFF>
4am for me. Had to drop the boy off at school, which is a few miles from the public range. Just wanted to test function of some plinking loads in my 45, and 300blk. Also need to do load work up for a new rifle, zero the 300blk, load work up with a 5.56... I need some acreage!Lol...I normally get up at 3:45am to go to work. I was nearly there when I got the call we were closed.
I just finished loading the few empty 7.62x39 cases I have and loaded the empty 300BO cases I had. Both ranges are still not open here too...called one before I realized what time it is.
I'd really like to go to the big range. I have a bunch of rifles that need to be zero'd. All 3 of my Grendel's have new side charge uppers, just did uppers and scope swaps on the 7.62x39, scope swap on the BlackOut. New barrel and scope on 6.5x284...everything has at least 50 rounds loaded for each rifle!
I need a couple days at the range!