20 Rounds of .300 AAC Blackout Ammo by Hornady Frontier – 125gr FMJ
Original price was: $44.00.$39.95Current price is: $39.95.
300 AAC Blackout Ammo by Hornady Frontier is similar to the .308 Win rounds at 200 yards though showing around 4-5 more inches of bullet drop at this range.
300 AAC Blackout Ammo by Hornady Frontier
300 AAC Blackout Ammo by Hornady Frontier utilizes state of industry loading techniques and peerless quality control protocol to ensure that every Frontier round will perform admirably in whichever kind of firearm can chamber it. This 300 AAC Blackout round’s lower price does not reflect some deficit in its quality but rather just how efficiently it was manufactured. So, they have optimized their production protocol so meticulously for the past seven decades. Hornady can utilize a colossal output capacity while still providing the flourish that makes their ammo so great. Buy Weatherby Select Ammunition 270 Weatherby Magnum online.
The .300 Blackout made its entrance in 2011 by Advanced Armament Corporation. The idea behind the Blackout was to produce around that could match the performance of our enemy firearm 7.62×39 round.
At the time, the 5.56×45 NATO round was predominantly used for close-quarter combat, with a mix of 9mm. When looking at 300 BLK ammunition, there is a wide range in performance. The 300 BLK is available in both subsonic and transonic velocities. As you would imagine, it means that the 300 BLK can serve several purposes. The bullet weights for these rounds can also vary pretty dramatically depending on their intended use.
This round’s bullet weighs 125 grains, a weight you’ll undoubtedly find familiar if you’ve worked your way through what its caliber has to offer. Its core is uniform, and its jacket is concentric, which means rewardingly accurate shooting you can enjoy under any circumstances. A first-rate primer, propellant, and brass do everything to complement so well-made a bullet’s performance.
300 AAC Blackout Ammo by Hornady Frontier Ammo Overview
Ammo Quantity – 20 rounds per box
Ammo Manufacturer – Hornady
Projectiles – 125-grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casings – Boxer-primed brass
53 reviews for 20 Rounds of .300 AAC Blackout Ammo by Hornady Frontier – 125gr FMJ
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Nolan (verified owner) –
The product is firmly packed.
Nicholas (verified owner) –
I went to 180 from 150, my Savage 110 308 shoots like a guided missile, 118 yds and 3 rds where under an inch. I used a rest to zero scope in, at least I know now, if I miss , Its me. My Savage has a 1-10 twist and it seems to work best with the 180 grain
Jackson (verified owner) –
Sub MOA groups from a picky Savage 11 VT w24″ heavy barrel @100m. Shooting sub/1 MOA groups from 200m. Hitting steel at 600m using Nikon BDC app. and factory load specs. Happy, happy, happy.
Phoenix (verified owner) –
Standard Federal quality.
Paul (verified owner) –
Sub 1 inch groups out of my ruger compact rifle with a 16.5″ barrrel at 100 yards. Hoping to take a bear with it this spring!
Ryder (verified owner) –
Actually a little bit of a punch behind it, I dropped a little lower in grain . But I wouldn’t hesitate to buy again
Kai (verified owner) –
Sub MOA groups from a picky Savage 11 VT w24″ heavy barrel @100m. Shooting sub/1 MOA groups from 200m. Hitting steel at 600m using Nikon BDC app. and factory load specs. Happy, happy, happy.
Phoenix (verified owner) –
Clean, accurate, with no failures to fire. No problems with feeding, fed very well. The downside is the cost per round, is getting quite expensive.
Camden (verified owner) –
This is great ammo for a 22LR firearm take is suitable for supersonic Velocity ammo. Now my Ruger target from Ruger was not designed to shoot this velocity ammo. I have in stall all key parts required for supersonic velocity ammo and fires, feeds without jams. It’s not ammo when these things happen most often the gun was not designed to handle and would need converted.
Mason (verified owner) –
Fed very well with no issues. Accurate, and American made. Downside is boxes of 150 appear to be filled by weight with the scale set a bit light. All my boxes arrived taped shut and contained only 146 rounds vs. the advertised 150. The cost per round is bad enough without short selling customers.
Ryker (verified owner) –
I bought a 150 round pack at cabelas for $90. That’s about .60 a round. Not sure why Midway is so much more expensive.
Max (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Ryan (verified owner) –
Since reloading supplies are few and far between I decided to buy a 22LR and got a Savage MKII and put a Vortex Viper 6.5-20 I had lying around. I got this ammo and my rifle loves it. No misfires and I got excellent groups at 100 yards. I compared it to some CCi Stingers I had and the Winchester shot as well if not a little better. In a few days I’ll see how it does at 200 yards. I only wish Midway would have sold me 3 boxes instead of limiting me to 1 so I can shoot more but rules are rules.
Kayden (verified owner) –
currently shoot in a MP-22 compact, AR-22 and 2 ruger mkIII’s. No issues noted and runs like a champ.
Camden (verified owner) –
My granddaughter shot this in her 10/22 no malfunction
Edward (verified owner) –
I went to 180 from 150, my Savage 110 308 shoots like a guided missile, 118 yds and 3 rds where under an inch. I used a rest to zero scope in, at least I know now, if I miss , Its me. My Savage has a 1-10 twist and it seems to work best with the 180 grain
Jackson (verified owner) –
Fed very well with no issues. Accurate, and American made. Downside is boxes of 150 appear to be filled by weight with the scale set a bit light. All my boxes arrived taped shut and contained only 146 rounds vs. the advertised 150. The cost per round is bad enough without short selling customers.
Leo (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Kai (verified owner) –
Fed very well with no issues. Accurate, and American made. Downside is boxes of 150 appear to be filled by weight with the scale set a bit light. All my boxes arrived taped shut and contained only 146 rounds vs. the advertised 150. The cost per round is bad enough without short selling customers.
Bryan (verified owner) –
I use the CMMG 22LR conversion kit in my AR-15 and have read that a copper plated bullet is cleaner than a lead-head bullet. After putting nearly 100 rounds through the barrel, I can say that it seemed like there was less residue when I cleaned the gun so I am very happy with these rounds.
Max (verified owner) –
Fed very well with no issues. Accurate, and American made. Downside is boxes of 150 appear to be filled by weight with the scale set a bit light. All my boxes arrived taped shut and contained only 146 rounds vs. the advertised 150. The cost per round is bad enough without short selling customers.
Dominic (verified owner) –
Good reliable ammo for being bulk.
Mason (verified owner) –
This is great ammo for a 22LR firearm take is suitable for supersonic Velocity ammo. Now my Ruger target from Ruger was not designed to shoot this velocity ammo. I have in stall all key parts required for supersonic velocity ammo and fires, feeds without jams. It’s not ammo when these things happen most often the gun was not designed to handle and would need converted.
Dominic (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Dominic (verified owner) –
I use the CMMG 22LR conversion kit in my AR-15 and have read that a copper plated bullet is cleaner than a lead-head bullet. After putting nearly 100 rounds through the barrel, I can say that it seemed like there was less residue when I cleaned the gun so I am very happy with these rounds.
Isaac (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Riley (verified owner) –
Fed very well with no issues. Accurate, and American made. Downside is boxes of 150 appear to be filled by weight with the scale set a bit light. All my boxes arrived taped shut and contained only 146 rounds vs. the advertised 150. The cost per round is bad enough without short selling customers.
Kai (verified owner) –
Very accurate. Like the bulk package great for plinking
Robert (verified owner) –
Very accurate. Like the bulk package great for plinking
Paul (verified owner) –
Very accurate. Like the bulk package great for plinking
Julian (verified owner) –
Very accurate. Like the bulk package great for plinking
Nicholas (verified owner) –
I use the CMMG 22LR conversion kit in my AR-15 and have read that a copper plated bullet is cleaner than a lead-head bullet. After putting nearly 100 rounds through the barrel, I can say that it seemed like there was less residue when I cleaned the gun so I am very happy with these rounds.
Max (verified owner) –
Fed very well with no issues. Accurate, and American made. Downside is boxes of 150 appear to be filled by weight with the scale set a bit light. All my boxes arrived taped shut and contained only 146 rounds vs. the advertised 150. The cost per round is bad enough without short selling customers.
Robert (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Owen (verified owner) –
Shot 1,000 rounds of the Winchester 36 grain 1280 fps .22 LR in 3 sessions over the last month out of a Remington 597 heavy barrel with heavy laminated stock. About half with a Nikon Prostaff Rimfire II 3-9x scope and half with a Bushnell 1x red dot, both zeroed at 50 yards. 1.5\” groups with the Nikon; 2.5\” with the Bushnell; both from an outdoor bench with barrel support. I am 71 years old and not as steady as I used to be. I am sure the rifle and ammo can shoot better than I can. Total of 6 FTF; all were good strikes on bad primers. Total of 3 FTE; one near the end of each session – probably from a dirty bolt. Did not clean the rifle except at the end of each session.
Julian (verified owner) –
Shot 1,000 rounds of the Winchester 36 grain 1280 fps .22 LR in 3 sessions over the last month out of a Remington 597 heavy barrel with heavy laminated stock. About half with a Nikon Prostaff Rimfire II 3-9x scope and half with a Bushnell 1x red dot, both zeroed at 50 yards. 1.5\” groups with the Nikon; 2.5\” with the Bushnell; both from an outdoor bench with barrel support. I am 71 years old and not as steady as I used to be. I am sure the rifle and ammo can shoot better than I can. Total of 6 FTF; all were good strikes on bad primers. Total of 3 FTE; one near the end of each session – probably from a dirty bolt. Did not clean the rifle except at the end of each session.
Kai (verified owner) –
Good reliable ammo for being bulk.
Nicholas (verified owner) –
This is great ammo for a 22LR firearm take is suitable for supersonic Velocity ammo. Now my Ruger target from Ruger was not designed to shoot this velocity ammo. I have in stall all key parts required for supersonic velocity ammo and fires, feeds without jams. It\’s not ammo when these things happen most often the gun was not designed to handle and would need converted.
Richard (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Dominic (verified owner) –
I bought a 150 round pack at cabelas for $90. That’s about .60 a round. Not sure why Midway is so much more expensive.
John (verified owner) –
Good plinking round
Max (verified owner) –
No complaints here
Kayden (verified owner) –
My granddaughter shot this in her 10/22 no malfunction
Aiden (verified owner) –
My granddaughter shot this in her 10/22 no malfunction
Isaac (verified owner) –
Since reloading supplies are few and far between I decided to buy a 22LR and got a Savage MKII and put a Vortex Viper 6.5-20 I had lying around. I got this ammo and my rifle loves it. No misfires and I got excellent groups at 100 yards. I compared it to some CCi Stingers I had and the Winchester shot as well if not a little better. In a few days I’ll see how it does at 200 yards. I only wish Midway would have sold me 3 boxes instead of limiting me to 1 so I can shoot more but rules are rules.
Nicholas (verified owner) –
Good plinking round
Michael (verified owner) –
This is great ammo for a 22LR firearm take is suitable for supersonic Velocity ammo. Now my Ruger target from Ruger was not designed to shoot this velocity ammo. I have in stall all key parts required for supersonic velocity ammo and fires, feeds without jams. It’s not ammo when these things happen most often the gun was not designed to handle and would need converted.
Richard (verified owner) –
I use the CMMG 22LR conversion kit in my AR-15 and have read that a copper plated bullet is cleaner than a lead-head bullet. After putting nearly 100 rounds through the barrel, I can say that it seemed like there was less residue when I cleaned the gun so I am very happy with these rounds.
Phoenix (verified owner) –
Good reliable ammo for being bulk.
Kevin (verified owner) –
I bought a 150 round pack at cabelas for $90. That’s about .60 a round. Not sure why Midway is so much more expensive.
Henry (verified owner) –
Shot 1,000 rounds of the Winchester 36 grain 1280 fps .22 LR in 3 sessions over the last month out of a Remington 597 heavy barrel with heavy laminated stock. About half with a Nikon Prostaff Rimfire II 3-9x scope and half with a Bushnell 1x red dot, both zeroed at 50 yards. 1.5\” groups with the Nikon; 2.5\” with the Bushnell; both from an outdoor bench with barrel support. I am 71 years old and not as steady as I used to be. I am sure the rifle and ammo can shoot better than I can. Total of 6 FTF; all were good strikes on bad primers. Total of 3 FTE; one near the end of each session – probably from a dirty bolt. Did not clean the rifle except at the end of each session.
John (verified owner) –
Works as it should and I cant have enough!
Michael (verified owner) –
Since reloading supplies are few and far between I decided to buy a 22LR and got a Savage MKII and put a Vortex Viper 6.5-20 I had lying around. I got this ammo and my rifle loves it. No misfires and I got excellent groups at 100 yards. I compared it to some CCi Stingers I had and the Winchester shot as well if not a little better. In a few days I’ll see how it does at 200 yards. I only wish Midway would have sold me 3 boxes instead of limiting me to 1 so I can shoot more but rules are rules.