300 Blackout Ammo For Sale
Overview of 300 Blackout Ammo
Advanced Armament Corporation and Remington Defense developed the 300 Blackout in 2010 for increased terminal performance over the 5.56 NATO while maintaining the same rifle platform and magazine capacity.
It has become a favorite of carbine shooters worldwide.
What are the most popular 300 Blackout brands you sell?
For heavy subsonic loads, explore our selection of 300 Blackout 220 Grain Ammo ideal for suppressed shooting. If you’re deciding between grain weights for hunting, defense, or suppressed use, read the best grain for 300 Blackout guide.
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, Casing Type, and Primer Type to find what you need.
What Is Subsonic 300 Blackout Ammo and Why Use It?
Subsonic 300 Blackout ammo is engineered to travel below the speed of sound (approximately 1,100 feet per second), making it significantly quieter than supersonic alternatives, especially when paired with a suppressor. Subsonic 300 BLK rounds are typically heavier, with common options like 220 grain 300 Blackout loads providing excellent energy transfer at close range with reduced recoil and noise.
Designed with stealth and comfort in mind, subsonic 300 BLK is a top choice for suppressed shooting, home defense, and hog hunting in close-quarters environments. The heavier bullets retain momentum well, and while they sacrifice some long-range performance, their quiet operation makes them ideal for tactical use or backyard shooting where sound control matters.
If you're deciding between subsonic and supersonic options, or want a breakdown by use case, check out our full guide on the best subsonic 300 Blackout ammo. You can also explore the ballistics of 300 Blackout to compare how different loads perform in terms of velocity, energy, and drop.
Best 300 Blackout Ammo for Specific Uses
| Use Case | Details |
|---|---|
| Best 300 BLK Ammo For A 7.5" Barrel | Best Overall: Barnes Precision Match 125 grain. Runner-Up: Black Hills 110 grain TTSX. |
| Best 300 BLK Ammo For Hog Hunting | Best Overall: Barnes VOR-TX 110 grain TAC-TX FB. Runner-Up: Hornady Subsonic 190 grain Sub-X. |
| Best 300 BLK Subsonic Ammo | Best Overall: Hornady Subsonic 190 grain Sub-X. Runner-Up: Nosler 220 grain Ballistic Tip. |
You can also check out our in-depth look at 300 Blackout ballistics from all of the popular ammo manufacturers if you're in search of ballistics data for your favorite factory 300 BLK load.
Customer Reviews
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RONALD said:
I really like using this ammunition. Good enough for keeping fresh
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Bird dog said:
Love them
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Bushman501 said:
Was a little iffy about performance, seeing a couple of negative reviews. Performed fine. No issues, no jams, no problem. Great value. At the range I frequent, with range membership, I get about 50% off and comes out to about $325 per 1,000 rounds. I ordered 2,000 rounds of these and paid just under $500...realizing about $100 saving.
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ernie said:
great service, great product, great price. what more can I say.
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GV said:
Had a couple issues with feeding but swapped to a heavier buffer/spring and it ran flawlessly
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PoolGuy said:
The ammunition runs fine out of an SBR. I purchased this ammo in hopes that it would function in my 10.5 inch CMMG banshee. As one would expect the ammo runs fairly consistent without a suppressor. With a suppressor it’s no different than most other options that you can find for a better price. The ammunition arrived to me in a crush box, but all were intact with no damage. I rate the quality of the ammunition as a four out of 10 stars.
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aeroflame said:
I shot a bunch of Federal, Sig Sauer, but my AR really liked this stuff out at 100 yards. The Sig performed well too. The Federal was all over the place. I was shooting light grains. Good clean quality accurate ammo. The price is great too.
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Big T. said:
This is my second purchase of this ammo. The first purchase was 60 rounds. I had a great time zeroing and shoot the rifle suppressed. This ammo out performed my expectations. This purchase was 200 rounds for $342.00 including shipping. So $1.60 delivered to the front door was worth it to me. Happy shooting.
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RazorUSMC said:
Bought this ammo for a Run N Gun competition, it worked falsely as it should. I reload my own but with the short notice of this shoot I did not have the time to reload my own. I have some to trust Hornady products as I use there Lock N Load AP Ammo plant press. This ammo was great and was super quiet with my 10.5" SBR I will be getting some more soon so I have the brass to save this time.
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JB said:
I used these rounds a couple of weeks ago hog hunting. 2 bullets fired, 2 hogs down! 97 lbs and 104lbs. Good head shot placement. They both went down immediately, didn't even take one step.