deadduck357
Professional
New.SA 300BLK AR-15 Pistol.
https://www.springfield-armory.com/...istols/saint-victor-300-blk-9-5-ar-15-pistol/
https://www.springfield-armory.com/...istols/saint-victor-300-blk-9-5-ar-15-pistol/
NEW Saint Victor 9.5" 300BLK
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BET7
Ronin
Nice that they brought this back DD357. I got one before they discontinued it due to the ATF pistol brace ruling. Now if they would only bring back the 308 pistol that was also discontinued back then right before I was going to buy that one as well.
Domar1291
Custom
Does the 300 blackout run without problems? Im thinking about getting 1 of these i wont put a suppressor on it, just wondering. Read mixed reviews on 300 Blk outNice that they brought this back DD357. I got one before they discontinued it due to the ATF pistol brace ruling. Now if they would only bring back the 308 pistol that was also discontinued back then right before I was going to buy that one as well.
BET7
Ronin
I haven't shot this one very much, and a hat-tip to @KillerFord1977 on this forum for posting a picture of the page in the manual that showed the different Allen key screws to adjust the gas block on it. 300 Blackout is one of my favorite calibers and I own many firearms in that caliber. The ones I've shot the most have been the Sig Rattler Canebrake and Sig Spear LT 9", and I haven't had any problems with those. I don't own any suppressors so I can't speak to that, but suppressors are on my wish-list for one day as 300 BLK was meant to be suppressed. Perhaps @10mmLife (and others on here), can add more as he's also a fan of 300 BLK, and could share his experiences.
.300blk runs great if the platform is built right just like any firearms. I have about a dozen .300blk firearms and I've yet to have an issue with any of them. .300blk subsonic can run into problems cycling if the firearm is unsupressed but with a suppressor, its very reliable and its the most fun you can have for a suppressed rifle caliber round. Supersonic ammo runs without issue unsupressed. Mags can play a reliability role to with certain bullet profiles when using 5.56 AR mags, so its better to buy .300blk dedicated mags to not have any issue. I use 5.56 and .300blk AR mags myself but I've heard that the 5.56 mags can pose issues occasionally. The only major issue with .300blk is that it will chamber in a 5.56 rifle so dont mix mags to avoid a kaboom.
Annihilator
Hellion
KillerFord1977
Emissary
Great platform and round. No issues from me and friends that run them for guide services for hogs. We run them suppressed no issue.
I suggest you buy diff mag types or put colored tape on your .300 BO mags. I have seen folks chamber .300 BO mags in a 5.56. Doesn’t end well,
I run window Pmags for my .300 BO so I know if the mag has a window, it’s .300bo.
KillerFord1977
Emissary
What do you know about 300blk, yeet cannons don’t come in that caliber…….
Domar1291
Custom
Thanks and was planing on using 300 pmags only.
KillerFord1977
Emissary
Don’t use same color of 5.56 pmags. You won’t tell them apart easy
deadduck357
Professional
I like to use the translucent Lancer 300BLK specific mags to be certain.