62gr 5.56 vs 200gr 300blk...you can see how a mag designed for the one on the left may not work so well for the one on the right.
Indeed I can (had no idea they're available in such large bullet weights). All I've seen (IIRC?) were 110gr and 125gr in 2k+ velocities.62gr 5.56 vs 200gr 300blk...you can see how a mag designed for the one on the left may not work so well for the one on the right.
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Super cheap Turkish auto. After transfer fees I have around 160 in it. Now to see if it will cycle or be a paper weight.
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Super cheap Turkish auto. After transfer fees I have around 160 in it. Now to see if it will cycle or be a paper weight.
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.300 Blackout ammunition is available in 110, 125, 147, 150, 190, 200, and 220 gr. weights. (There may be others that I've forgotten.) Those above 190 gr are subsonic, IIRC, and feed easier from dedicated .300 BLK magazines. I've found that 150 gr. rounds also feed easier from dedicated magazines.Indeed I can (had no idea they're available in such large bullet weights). All I've seen (IIRC?) were 110gr and 125gr in 2k+ velocities.
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