
Sellier & Bellot .300 Blackout 147gr FMJ Ammo
All Sellier & Bellot .300 Blackout 147gr FMJ Ammo Prices
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PRODUCT | WEIGHT | TYPE | VELOCITY | ENERGY | BC | PRICE/RD |
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147 gr | FMJ | 2077 fps | 1408 ft-lbs | 0.407 | N/A | |
150 gr | FMJ | 1850 fps | 1117 ft-lbs | 0.175 |
$0.74
500 Rounds
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All Sellier & Bellot .300 Blackout 147gr FMJ Ammo Specs
Sellier & Bellot .300 Blackout 147gr FMJ Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
Sellier & Bellot's 147-grain .300 Blackout load hits a performance zone that many overlook. Pushing that FMJ bullet at 2077 fps creates a potent combination that delivers 1408 ft-lbs of raw energy – enough to make steel targets sing and game animals drop. This isn't another middling middle-weight round; it's an engineering achievement that maximizes the caliber's potential without going to extremes.
Take this load to the woods, and you'll understand why the 147-grain weight deserves attention. It's heavy enough to drive through brush and bone but moves fast enough to minimize drop inside 200 yards. Deer hunters will appreciate how it punches above its weight class, while property defenders benefit from its barrier-defeating capability. The FMJ construction means you're not paying premium prices for features you don't need during regular training.
For those who demand real-world versatility, this load delivers without the marketing hype. The recoil profile lets you track targets through your optic, while that velocity keeps your holdovers manageable. Whether you're drilling multiple target transitions or stocking up for hunting season, you won't find yourself compromising between performance and practicality. It's the kind of ammunition that makes you question why you'd need anything else in your range bag.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Enhanced target feedback through superior energy transfer makes shot placement corrections more intuitive during practice sessions
- Vigorous powder charge delivers authoritative performance while maintaining practical accuracy for diverse shooting activities
- Straight-line trajectory simplifies aim adjustments within typical engagement distances
- Performs consistently across various barrel lengths without requiring special accommodations
Disadvantages
- Generates more pronounced muzzle signature that may impact shooter comfort during extended sessions
- Higher operating velocity can accelerate wear on barrel components compared to standard options
- Performance advantages come with a price premium that may not justify casual range use