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18 November 2018, 15:55 #1
300blkout Self Defense Round. What do you recommend?
Basically what the title says. I finished a 300blkout pistol build (9.5” barrel). Runs great shooting 150gr AE. I don’t have a suppressor since my state made them illegal.
So SuperSonics most likely all I would be using. What would you recommend for a good self defense round? I’m open to all ideas. Was really interested in Gorilla Ammo controlled chaos.
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18 November 2018, 16:15 #2LEO / MIL
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Maybe Barnes 110gr tac tx fb. That's what the special guys on my department use.
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18 November 2018, 17:10 #3
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18 November 2018, 18:24 #4LEO / MIL
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I agree with the recommendation of Barnes 110s as well. I wouldn’t trust boutique rounds for SD, and I wouldn’t use subs either.
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18 November 2018, 19:40 #5
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19 November 2018, 08:09 #6
Well that was fast and simple. Barnes it shall be. Lol.
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19 November 2018, 14:10 #7
Lehigh Defense seems to be the leader in terms of science w/r to 300 BLK terminal ballistics. Call it boutique all day long, but nobody's going to stand in front of this. Speed is what causes tissue quake and temporary cavitation, although its important to note that real life surgical exploration of wound tracks on living and dead victims has found that in general simulated hypothetical damage via gelatin studies is way over-represented compared to IRL wound tracks.
IOW: you would do far better to study TB results on cuts of beef with respect to extremity hits. A small takeaway is that body shots of any kind are better than a missed center mass shot.
Last edited by Joelski; 19 November 2018 at 14:14.
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20 November 2018, 06:30 #8
Sorry but I disagree with the supersonic as a HD round. I can not imagine firing a unsuppressed supersonic 300BO indoors. Too loud, too much flash and far to much risk of over penetration. Wood and drywall built houses that round might not stop after 5-6 walls. I shouldered a 150lb whitetail and it passed through and wound up hitting a tractor 75 yards away.
Just think when the last time you heard a 30/30 is a good HD round? Lol
LEO’S needs vs a HD round are far different.
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20 November 2018, 15:20 #9
That’s interesting because Q recommended Lehigh and Discreet for subsonic hunting but not defense. I personally use subsonic Lehigh for SD but that Q&A with KB had me doubting. Maybe it was just the “safe” answer...?
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20 November 2018, 18:12 #10
Another video to add to Joelski's vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4vtO0ibMO0
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20 November 2018, 23:58 #11
I was looking in to Hornadys Sub-X
I’ve been loading 190 subs, so for HD, the ballistics should be similar enough.
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21 November 2018, 14:11 #12
Subs would fuck up a BG's day fo shizzle. When you shoot something like a sheet of steel or plywood at 100 yds with a suppressor on and there's no real gun noise, the racket it makes on impact tells me its a murderous hit! Compared to a .223 hit, there's no comparison. Ft lbs tell the tale with the fatty rounds!
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26 November 2018, 07:50 #13
I’ve been thinking about these also. Winchester has put out a subsonic in the Super X line also. I haven’t purchased any subs yet, mainly cause I don’t have a suppressor, but if I were to use my blackout pistol for HD I’d be onboard with Sinner’s thoughts with over penetration and deafening everyone inside the house. I’ve considered it as a last ditch weapon if looting went down during hurricane season in my locale, for that I’ve got mags loaded with Hornady Black 110gr Vmax since they’re nasty on hogs and deer.
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26 November 2018, 16:18 #14
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26 November 2018, 16:20 #15