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Sellier & Bellot 300 Blackout Ammo 124gr FMJ 20 Rounds - SB300BLKA

Sellier & Bellot

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Specifications

SKU:
1102328
UPC:
754908512447

Sellier & Bellot 300 Blackout ammo loaded with a 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet, 20 rounds per box. This 300 Blackout 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) is a go-to for range training, plinking, and high-volume practice.

These rounds are designed for excellence in training and target shooting applications. Each bullet features a Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) design with a standard lead core encased in a metallic jacket. This combination ensures consistent and reliable performance, making it perfect for both beginners and seasoned shooters. Whether you're honing your skills or hitting the bullseye, trust in the quality of this ammunition to deliver exceptional results every time.

Specifications

BrandSellier & Bellot
ModelRifle
Caliber300 Blackout
Bullet Weight124 gr
Bullet Typefull metal jacket, FMJ
Rounds per Box20
Muzzle Velocity2165 fps
Muzzle Energy1291 ft lbs
Case MaterialBrass
ApplicationTarget Shooting
ReloadableYes
TypeFull Metal Jacket
MPNSB300BLKA
UPC754908512447

Questions and Answers

What caliber is this ammo?
It's 300 Blackout. Only fire it in a firearm chambered for 300 Blackout.

What bullet weight and type is it?
124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ).

How many rounds come in a box?
20 rounds.

Is the brass reloadable?
It's loaded in brass cases, which are generally reloadable if you handload.

Ammunition is sold only to buyers who meet federal, state, and local age and purchase requirements. Some states and cities restrict ammo shipments.