I dig seeing all the dents and the shells that fell to the bottom of the barrel after being stopped by the water.
.300 BLK is a neat round.
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I believe there will be a 300blk for some entertainment next weekend….
Captcha Code : b5lk (does that mean I should make a 500blk round?)
But how would it be better than .50 Beowulf? ….Unless you design a .50 caliber round that fits in a single-stack in a .308 Military magazine?
BTW I’m wearing my ENDO “Builder’s Club” T-Shirt. I’m wondering if I swing a hammer working on the York Arms factory if that suddenly does kinda-sorta make me an AR builder? 8)
Captcha Code : b5lk (does that mean I should make a 500blk round?)
No, that just means that 300BLK will still be a popular round in 2257. 😉
Meanwhile, I fully agree that 300BLK is a neat round. Unfortunately, my AR-building sensei and I have not quite solved my home-built upper’s gas starvation issues. 🙁 We’re at “proof of concept” level (one full 30-round magazine from my sensei’s PMAG, but repeated failures-to-cycle from other magazines), but not yet at “everyday reliable” level. I’m contemplating trying a different low-profile gas block….
Need to try a slower powder?
Honestly, the gun that interested me the most from the last SHOT show was that AAC Handi-Rifle in .300 BLK…