Nosler Match Grade Centerfire Rifle Ammunition is made using the Custom Competition bullet designed by Nosler as well as Nosler brass. Every single brass piece has been checked to ensure that it is the correct length and neck size and the flash holes have been verified to have the correct alignment. The ammunition is manufactured on machinery dedicated to producing bullets allowing for uniform consistency between pieces before the visual inspection takes place. There are several options to choose from including .223 Rem .300 AAC Blackout and others as well as multiple grain choices. Specifications for Nosler Match Grade .300 AAC Blackout 220 Grain Custom Competition Hollow Point Boat Tail Brass Cased Centerfire Rifle Ammunition: Manufacturer: Nosler Cartridge: .300 AAC Blackout Number of Rounds: 20 Bullet Type: Boat Tail Hollow Point (BTHP) Bullet Weight: 220 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1020 ft/s Muzzle Energy: 508 ft-lbs Application: Target, Match Package Type: Box Primer Style: Centerfire Sectional Density: 0.271 Country of Origin: USA Package Contents: Nosler 300BLK 220gr Custom Competition /20 51275 The Nosler 300BLK 220gr Custom Competition /20 51275 is a quality addition to the Nosler lineup. For more great deals on 300 Blackout Ammo by Nosler, please browse our Nosler Ammunition page.
1 review for Nosler Match Grade .300 AAC Blackout 220 Grain Custom Competition Hollow Point Boat Tail Brass Cased Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
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David Ackley –
Super consistent. Scary accurate and really quiet in my Omega 36M. I really do feel like I need a second job just to pay for this ammo because it’s so, so expensive and is super addicting to use!I am consistently shooting half-inch groups at 100 yards with my 300 blackout 8” SBR. This is the kind of accuracy I would expect out of a good bolt gun not a semi auto! I really wish the ammo weren’t over $2 dollars a shot so everyday people can experience this insane product. I get quality costs money though.