HK416 with AAC 300BLK upper- 220gr subsonic

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Uploaded by on Feb 8, 2011

Shooting the AAC 300 BLACKOUT upper with homemade rounds.
220 Sierra MatchKings
10.5gr AA1680
Remington #7.5 small rifle primers
2.089 OAL
221 FIREBALL necked up to 30cal.

HK416 lower, Aimpoint CompM2 sight.

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  • Why spend so much money on the rifle and then fire crappy homemade ammo?

    

  • @eztred If you will notice- this video was done over a year ago. When hand loaded ammo was the only thing available. And that "crappy" ammo works fine with a suppressor. The goal of that ammo is to be as quiet as possible.

  • can you use .223 brass to load blackout?

  • @malleymyster Most of my brass is trimmed .223 brass. The rest is .221 Fireball resized.

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  • @BASEate9 When I use the 220 gr sierra Match kings- about $.47 a round. That is with my brass- add some if you are starting from scratch.

  • @Silentindustries1 Oh ok, that makes sense. How much does it run you to make say 100 rnds?

  • @ZeCrazyOnes search for the "Honey Badger"

  • @BASEate9 The ammo is loaded with 10.7 gr of AA1680. It needs the suppressor to give the required back pressure to cycle.

  • Looks like your homemade ammo isn't cutting it... 2 misfires

  • can the HK416 300 BLK have an internal supressor

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