Hornady 300BLK 125GR AG HP 50RD

Product Description

Hornady American Gunner is a .300 Blk cartridge loaded with a 125 gr hollow point bullet and a muzzle velocity of 2175 fps. It comes in a box of 50 rounds, so one purchase covers a full session or restocks your supply.

The main feature here is the bullet. A hollow point has an open cavity in the nose, and that design sets it apart from a plain full metal jacket round. The 125 gr weight is a common choice in .300 Blackout. The 2175 fps figure gives you a number to work with when you build a drop chart for your own rifle.

Who it suits

This ammo fits anyone with a firearm chambered in .300 Blackout. That includes owners who want to practice with the same bullet type they plan to keep loaded, and shooters who are working up a load for a new rifle. Check your firearm’s markings before you order. The caliber must read .300 Blackout or .300 BLK.

Good gear to pair with it includes extra magazines for your .300 Blackout rifle, a sling, and a zeroed optic or iron sights. Add hearing and eye protection for every trip to the range. A cleaning kit sized for your barrel keeps the rifle running between boxes.

Hornady 300BLK 125GR AG HP 50RD Specifications

Ordering from Western Sport

Order online and it ships straight to your door. Western Sport has been a licensed FFL/SOT dealer since 2007, and everything we sell carries the full manufacturer warranty. Questions before you order? Send us a message.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What caliber is the Hornady American Gunner 125 gr hollow point?

A: It is .300 Blk, also written .300 Blackout. Use it only in firearms marked for that caliber.

Q: What bullet type and weight does this load use?

A: A hollow point at 125 gr. It is part of Hornady's American Gunner line.

Q: How fast does this .300 Blackout ammo shoot?

A: The muzzle velocity is 2175 fps. Actual speed in your rifle will vary with the firearm.

Warranty and Manufacturer

Covered by the Hornady factory warranty; warranty terms come from Hornady.

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