Sellier & Bellot's 124-grain .300 Blackout load brings speed to the table, and plenty of it. Pushing that lightweight FMJ bullet to 2165 fps creates a flat-shooting round that hits with 1291 ft-lbs of authority. This isn't your typical plodding .300 BLK load – it's more like strapping wings to your bullets. The lighter projectile weight means less drop at distance, perfect for those shots where holding over isn't practical.

At the range, this zippy round really proves its worth. The reduced bullet weight means faster sight picture recovery between shots, while still delivering enough punch to ring steel targets with conviction. Those extra feet per second translate into practical benefits – less wind drift, quicker target transitions, and simplified holdovers inside 300 yards. For dealing with fast-moving targets like coyotes or prairie dogs, that velocity advantage could mean the difference between connecting and collecting.

If you've been searching for a training round that won't force you to take out a second mortgage, this S&B offering deserves your attention. The FMJ construction keeps costs reasonable while delivering the kind of consistent performance that builds real-world shooting skills. From running drills at your local action shooting match to spending a day busting clays set out at random distances, this ammunition lets you focus on improving your shooting instead of babying expensive brass. Consider it your new go-to for those days when you plan to burn through several boxes without burning through your wallet.