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7.62x39 vs 300 Blackout for Hunting
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- Which one are you picking? In this video I tell you which one I am going with and why.
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took a buck last year with 300blackout. 75 yards, high shoulder, Not one single step.
through both lungs, spine, broke far shoulder, found under skin.
125 grain Sierra game changer at 2200 out if a 9 inch suppressed.
Have you noticed if your groups tighten up with a suppressor?
Hand load?
@@jeffhuntley2921 the research I've done on 300 BO is the suppressor actually makes it less accurate and, for reasons, the suppressor skews bullets off to the right.
@@kalidilerious I’ve got one barrel in 7.62x39 that drops 11” and 1” left when I put my gemtech on it but doesn’t change with my 458 can. There’s a older channel, Johnny’s reloading bench, that had a bunch of videos with his 30 cal can helping his 6.5cm groups but I don’t know why some cans help and some hurt groups?
Could it be that it helps with the barrel harmonics in long barrel? But throws of short barrels ? MAC showed the scar 20 group's tighten up with a suppressor. He also has a vid where a suppressor ruins the mpxk groups
We live in South Georgia and have kill a lot of deer and hogs with 7.62x39 (125gr SP and 154gr SP ). We use Ruger and HOWA bolt guns, and 16”AR,s all feed and function flawlessly. We have shot out to 150yards with animals dropping like rocks. Great Southeast hunting round. We use steel surplus ammo with great accuracy,we were lucky enough to have purchased thousands of rounds years ago when these rounds cost nothing. We use a 50yard zero.
I like the 300 Blackout for hunting in the low country, especially if you have to make a shot on a hog from the ground. There is less chance for rounds to carry beyond your line of sight and go beyond property boundaries. Ethically, I limit the 300 Blackout to shots of less than 100 yards anyways to ensure a humane shot.
That said, the 7.62x39 is a great option as well. I think the biggest thing is holding ourselves as hunters to the limitations we place upon ourselves and our equipment.
300 blk vs 7.62x39 grab the popcorn!
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@@WHOTEEWHOhey you literally did say “tell me what you think” lol. I mean if that’s not asking for it I dunno what is. Next time just end it with “3 more lbs of recoil, do with that information what you will” And you’ll still get to eat popcorn, you’re just not specifically asking for it. Lol
You jump from 110s to 150s in the 300blk. However there's some great options in the 125 - 135gr range. I'd suggest some comparisons with them, too. It may not do much in factory loading numbers. I don't know since I roll my own blackout. But if you're a hand loader, you will get great performance.
You got that right.
Softballs vs Golf balls
You have a bit of a point but it’s still they are two different animals. About 200-250fps animals no matter how you breed it. I personally like the 120-125 stuff in 300 better than the 110 grenades. Sst etc.
It's all well and good... but I think I'm gonna stick with my .308 Winchester.
Love that you put all the work into gathering and charting and graphing all this out. Some surpising info.
I appreciate you watching!
Love my ruger ranch in 7.62×39mm ben takeing deer for years with it so i decided to get a ruger ranch in 300 black out and try it for deer this season can't wait!
Good luck!
@@khoov48 What’s wrong with subsonic?
@ngaoutdoors4157 nothing that's all I hunt with Is subs
@@stephencriswell22what’s your subsonic round of choice ?
Got me two White Tail so far this season with the 110 GMX and 150 Deer Season 300BLK. Buck and Doe dropped within 40 yards. Deer Season fragments produced about a 1 foot wide blanket of blood. Absolutely capable out to 200 with both.
Black out shines with a 195 gr cavity back at subsonic speed quietly killing deer to 90 yards for me
actually I took my biggest buck of the season last year with one at 35 yards. and it performed like a well placed broadhead. but Ive killed a bunch with that load when I am hunting around houses. but the Barnes black tip is pretty fair supersonic to about 150 yards. but I will be the first to say a black out is a toy compared to the 6.5 Grendel if you want to use a AR to seriously hunt with.
Both are good options for inside 200, over that you should consider larger calibers (308, 6.5CM/PRC, 270, 300WM, etc…)
I also wish the comparison had more comparable bullet weights; plenty of 123-125gr 300BLK rounds
You mean larger cartridges* :)
The x39 still holds the advantage, it has greater case capacity, therefore higher velocity for any given bullet weight, the x39 will give 2250ish fps with 154gr projectiles, the .300 is closer to 1900ish with bullets in the 150gr weight.
Excellent video, I always wondered how much of a difference there was between the two cartridges. I'm so glad I bought my mini 30 ranch rifle 25 or so years ago. Thank you.
My favorite 7.62x39 is Tula 154 grain soft points. Cheap and effective. Much cheaper than the American stuff at around $15 a box. Paid $40 for a box of Winchester super x last year.
Good job, Sir. I shoot 300 BO from a 16" Daniel Defense, I reload, and use almost exclusively 125 gr bullets whereas 123 gr is pretty standard for the 7.62x39. Now THAT would be a fun comparison! I don't have a "shusser machine", and have no use for subsonic.
With factory ammo, I agree 7.62x39 is the best choice. If you reload, then 300 blackout is the way to go. I can load 125 gr SST bullets to 2300 fps from a 16 in barrel.
Whatever you get with the blackout… add a good 200-250 for the x39… 8-9 more grains of powder capacity…
one plus for 300 blackout is small rifle primers that are easy to find vs the 7.62x39 uses large rifle primers which are harder to find in stock. the Hornady sst bullet is great in both cablers. just different in bullet diameter 300 blackout = 308 dia. 762x39 = 310. dia.
I've had good results with the 125 SST in 300 BLK too.
It’s not the way to go unless you do subs. Neither is really a past 200 yard pick. So the accuracy you mite find is what? 1” better at 200?
I wish the 7.62x39 154gr sp was included in this comparison.
Good round actually shooting some tonight out of Ruger American and pretty darn accurate
@@ngaoutdoors4157good to know want that as my next rifle
I'd like to try some of those; haven't seen factory loads or projectiles. What speeds do the factory loads get? Or if you reload, what are you getting?
That's the round I use, it is very accurate out of my guns and I have dropped deer with it.
I've taken several mule deer with 125gr barnaul sp, they drop deer, also they chrono at nearly 2500fps from my 16" barrel ar, it's pretty hot ammo and definitely shoots flatter than his chart indicates, at 100 yard zero I get 3" of drop at 200, significantly better than the American ammo he has charted.
I love how I can come up with any idea about anything guns, ammo and hunting related and you have a video on it and it answers my question's!
Appreciate you watching!
the other huge advantage the 7.62x39 has over the blackout is , it is loaded to a sammi pressure max of 45000 cup .... if you have a strong rifle action you can safely load it to the same pressure as the 300 black out and gain even more velocity and energy over the black out round
Or just shoot something else lol. You just can’t make a 300 do what x39 does. Cause you know physics. Bigger cup more juice.
7.62x39 is the better cartridge when the appropriate hunting ammunition is used. So I agree 100% with you.
LI have a Ruger 7.62x39 and a Ruger 6.5 Creedmoor. After this video I think I've changed mind mine about adding a 300 blackout to my whitetail arsenal. Another great video
I like both rounds, and have a couple rifles in each chambering. With equal weight bullets and equal barrel lengths, the x39 can usually get 200 fps more than the Blackout. For hunting discussion, I don't think a 1000 yard analysis makes much sense. Maybe 200 yards max. Enjoyed the vid, thanks for sharing!
Since you have experience on both, what is the difference in felt recoil between the two? I was leaning toward 300 BO because of the light recoil. Is the felt recoil in 7.62x39 similar or more?
I would not exceed 250 yards with my Blackout- and that with 110 grain bullets.
@@andrewduppstadt2120 I definitely feel more recoil with the x39, but both are pretty mild. The Blackout is noticeably milder to me though, comparing both in AR15 rifles with 16" barrels. I also have a Ruger Ranch bolt action in 300BO, and it has very mild recoil as well. My x39 rifles are both AR's 16" and 20".
I have a savage axis in 300 blk. I keep deer thinned back for a farmer as he gets tags. I've killed 7 in the last year with 300 blk. Federal 150gr sp. Max shot was about 85 yards. 5 of the 7 dropped in their tracks but I attribute that more to shot placement placement
Curious on your preference of shot.placement? Bouler room or head/spine shot?
@@mattnorthernmn2803 high in the shoulder and towards top of the lungs. Seems to be high enough that the hit breaks the spine. But I use that area with about any rifle I'm hunting deer with.
The difference between 7.62x39 and 300 blk at close ranges is similar to the difference between 300 blk and a 357 magnum rifle. In terms of energy 7.62x39 comes in 1st place, 300 blk in 2nd place and 357 magnum rifle in 3rd place. I shoot and handload all 3 calibers. When you look at the load data they are all very similar, not much difference in powder charges for a 125 something grain bullet. The main advantages to a 357 magnum rifle is it's a lot easier to handload than any bottle neck calibers like 7.62x39 or 300 blk. No need to lube the brass before sizing and no need to trim the brass length. Plus 357 magnum is easy to get good accuracy with homemade cast lead bullets. Especially if you powder coat them and a 357 magnum handgun makes a good companion to the rifle. If you want to hunt small game use 38 special ammo in the same rifle.
Thanks for the info.
My AR15 in 7.62 x39 has been a good choice for me for deer hunting. Took some good ones with it. I load my own hunting rounds. Thanks for the video. And information 👍
Thanks for watching!
@@WHOTEEWHOcan you do a comparison between 7.62x39 and 350 legend for deer hunting
7.62x45mm Vz.52, a forgotten but extremely effective cartridge, that fits into an AR-15 magazine.
The last 4 whitetail and too many hogs for me to count have been harvested off my property all using S&B 7.62×39 124gr softpoint in various platforms from bolt gun to AR. I have yet to need to track an animal more than 30 yards from point of impact to drop point and most haven't made it more than 15 yards. Inside 200 yards, 7.62×39 is my absolute go to chambering. SOMETIMES, I'll use .308 but then I'm more worried about neighbors, bullet travel, and backstop. And I've had hogs run 50+ yards after being shot with .308 HogHammer loads that made a clean pass through on about a 75 yard shot. No apparent expansion or energy dump as it zipped through that hog. Finally, even with curremt ammo issues, 7.62×39 is MUCH cheaper and more readily available than 300blk every day of the year and in every scenario in recent history. I'll stick with 7.62×39.
I agree. I just added the Ruger American 7.62x39 to my deer, hog and coyote hunting rotation along with the Ruger American Ranch in 6.5 Creedmoor.
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@@WHOTEEWHOthanks for the thumbs up.
Have a AR in x39. Missed a big old deer that was about 160 yards in a 13 mph crosswind using a 154 SP Tula. Decided I was likely too far out with my hold and the ammo is a brick. Now hunt with a Grendel upper. Dropped 2 at 175 yards last season. I have some SST hornady black ammo now for the c39. Thinking I’ll hit the woods with that after I get one or two with my Grendel this year.
x39 is great on deer. Got a deer with a 123g supersonic, one shot drop. Also with a 245 grain cast sub pill in the x39. dropped instantly as well. Both were inside the 50yd mark.
Adam you nailed it around here down south in Georgia majority of deer taken I'd say 95% or more under 100 yards unless you said correctly you have a field or pipeline or clear-cut. Had a friend from the early 80s up until he died a few years back that love hunting with a 7.62 by 39 killed a ton of deer with that cartridge no complaints
Same here. I'd like to try some further away stuff but trees everywhere
Great work. Thanks!
You’d be surprised at the junkie material FMJ 7.62x39 ie Norinco are and how effective they are. Great video.
I've used a SKS for years to hunt whitetail I use the 123 grain soft point PPU
I’ll let you know when/if I catch myself a deer this year. I like these 7.62 videos you’ve done lately cus I have a new ruger ranch rifle as you do in 762x39 and am going to try it out hunting whitetails here in PA Myself this year. PPU 123 gr pointed soft points seem to shoot nicely out to 100 yards at least. Like you there’s not many spots to shoot here past 100. My favorite spot is overlooking a small open field that’s in the middle of the woods, and I reckon the farthest shot to the far end of that field id ever even get is maybe 120 yards
my retired MARSOC GUNNY buddy LOVES his ruger ranch scoped. He gets close to moa with most ammo. I would LOVE to get one, but, getting the BCA upper was cheaper!
interesting report! I built many 300 blackout ar rifles/pistols with excellent results for Florida deer and wild pigs at 50 yds or less. then the subsonic craze started. the hand loaded subsonic ammo we made were extremely accurate and very quiet, but the one shot kill reliability went to crap. was hunting in north Florida few years back and was carrying an under folder ak 47 with Hornady factory steel case loaded with the 123 gr sst soft point bullets , jumped a nice 10 pt buck appx. 75 yds 1 shot and the deer dropped like a rock. I now carry the CZ 527 carbine in 7.62x39 with many deer pig varmint 1 shot kills, no more 300 blackout for me!
I have two Ruger American Ranch rifles, one in 300 Blackout and the other in 7.62X39.
I use Hornady Black ammo in both rifles for hunting whitetail deer.
I've shot whitetail with both rifles. The 7.62X39 shot was 133-yards free-hand and the 300 Blackout was a 50 yard freehand shot. Neither deer went 25 yards after being hit.
Both rifles were sighted in at 100 yards and I did not adjust my POA for either shot. I hit right where the crosshairs were.
Honestly, since I bought my Ruger Ranch 7.62X39 I didn't touch my 300 B/O again. I run non-corrosive 7.62X39 steel cased ammo for plinking and love it.
I have dozens of factory and custom loads for 7.62x39. In the area I live, there are no shots beyond 150 yards unless you're in the swamp or along the power lines. All the fields are now quarter acre lots for Yankees $400k houses.
The 7.62x39, loaded properly, is the modern 30-30 that was master here 50 years ago. This was 200 yard fields, heavy brush and floodplain/swamp.
Matching the bullet construction to the expected impact velocity is the key to good bullet performance. Both of these cartridges can approximate the energy of the 30-30 a known deer cartridge for 130 years. 30-30 bullets are designed to expand at lower velocities. Varmint bullets pushed to lower velocity perform very similar. Due to much better bc of the varmint bullets they perform very similar to the 30-30 at 100 to 150 yards.
Decades ago, I swapped a ratty post-64 M94 for a Savage M340 in .30-30. Being a bolt gun, I tried the Sierra 125 gr FBSP (a varmint-construction pill) at about 2450 f/s. The accuracy is astounding, and terminal performance is BANG/FLOP. My eldest wants me to buy/build a .300 BO for training his son and new stepson on centerfires. I'm shopping for a bolt gun rather than an AR upper, because: 1. No chasing spendy/PITA to convert brass all over hell, 2. No gas system to drive me nuts, 3. highly light/cast load friendly, nice with the poofter kid-training ammo I intend to load after shortening and forming about 2K of 223/5.56 brass. I think once we get into serious game loads, that good ol' Sierra 125 will figure prominently.
I'm sure the deer won't know the difference inside 100 yards and I want to justify the 300 but it's not in the data, thanks for the video. I'll be watching to see what ammo you choose for catching deers in both cartridges.
I used to have a 300 blk out with a 16 inch barrel. In my area I just didn't have a practical use for it. It was fun to shoot. I shot 110's and 220's. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
How loud would say the 300 black out is I wanna get it in the savage bolt action
@@jaylinholmes3453 I bought a Savage AXIS II rifle with a 16 Inch tube a few months ago and really like it. Mine is not suppressed- yet. That said, I don't plan on shooting anything close to heavy with it. The gun is not loud, but I am an old Boomer that appreciates longer barrels. While some would label it a musket, I would much prefer that mine had a 20 inch barrel. You can see a fireball roll out- even during daylight. A heavy fluted 20 inch barrel is in the future for my Savage. Suppressed, naturally.
@@duranbailiff5337 thank you man I really wanna get this as my first bolt action rifle but I didn’t want it to be loud like a 270 or something and I won’t running a suppressor so I see where I can get my hands on one thank you again
Thanks for an honest comparison I’ve see to many videos saying the 7.62x39 isn’t as good as the 7.62x39 and it’s not proper even for self defense usage !
Thanks for watching
As with any cartridge, and especially with these less energetic cartridges than are considered ideal for medium/large game, shot placement is the key.
I’m hunting with two calibers this year that are definitely not my norm for big game hunting. One is the 7.62x39. I’ve found that the PPU ammo with the blunt soft point round nose ammo shoots really great groups in my SKS which is the only rifle I have in this caliber. That’s the round I’m using. Yes, shots will be 125 yards or less. I’m confident it’ll work with a cool headed nicely placed shot.
But then, I’ve shot multiple deer with this rifle using Federal pointed soft point ammo but it’s been about twelve years since I took this rifle out for fun so off to the woods we go!
Good comparison WTW! I'm not a huge fan of either caliber for deer, I like the 350L, 30-30, and 243 the most. The 350L is my caliber of choice in an AR, 30-30 for the classic lever gun, and 243 for the bolt gun. 🤷
Excellent video. Thanks for your research. Keep it up!
Thanks for watching
Who tee who 762×39 here is the killer... 6.5 Grendel out of the AR -15 love to see you do that comparison. I love the Grendel
3rd year in a row using 7.62x39 for deer hopefully a third deer
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Years ago I used an SKS with Chinese sp ammo. I consider it as good as the 30-30. I never shot a deer farther than 30 yards away.
Just like always, I learn something new each time I watch a video.
Always appreciate you watching!
@WHOTEEWHO I missed the time. Trying to get my mom's house finished. But I did get to watch it after the time. You always put out great information. Thanks
Man I just subbed to your channel and i'm glad I did your content is awesome
I appreciate you watching! New videos every day!
Love that you called out the Subsonic loads. At 100 they are ballistically like a 9mm. Who would hunt a deer with a 9 and think that’s appropriate.
People should get themselves a 450 BM or a 458 SOCOM with the about 400 grain Sub-X for that purpose
PPU rifle line soft points are also good deer rounds, and brass case ammo.
The 7.62x39 with the right bullet for hunting seems like the perfect cartridge out to 200 yards for deer size game including hogs. A friend uses on hogs here in Texas with 100% success
I second this statement!
I live in DFW and want to start hog hunting. Where should I go? How do I get started? What optics should I get? Would I hunt at night/dusk or in the daytime? So many questions.
I saw a gel test with 7.62x39 defiant ammo solid copper expanders. Was a realy impressive result😮
13:10 Yeah, I was just telling my buddy how I was going to site my single shot CVA chambered in .300blk in so I could take a deer with it as soon as the creek does out. It's so deep rn that you can't see the deer when it drops unless it has a big rack because it's body is underwater.
Both of those are good hunting rounds even though the .300 blk struggle to make the legal energy requirement for whitetaildeer here in finland.
With a min. 93gr bullet is needed 2000J (1475 ft-lb) @ 100m or
min. 123gr bullet 1700J (1253 ft-lb) @ 100m or leadfree bullet min. 80gr 1700J @100m
Good information,, pity over here we would be lucky to have a choice of any more then only a few factory rounds
I won a ruger ranch in 300blk last winter at a raffle. Just sighted it in on Saturday with federal fusion 150gr at 100yds. This will be my first season using it for whitetail. I’m in western NY, 90% of my shots are within 100yds (more like 70). I am excited to hunt with it this year.
Awesome. Good luck!
The old cz 527 in 7.62x39mm was probably the finest bolt action rifle in said caliber. For starting a youngster out, that would be the way to do it. I wish they never discontinued the product line. But for now, Ruger does off their American Ranch in 7.62x39mm. Technically, if you are an Eastern woodland whitetail hunter and your shots are well within 100 yards typically, that's really all you really need. I definitely agree with your assessment. Also, 7.62x39mm is still comparatively inexpensive to shoot a young hunter and can get plenty of practice with it, grow with it develope their marksmanship skills and become confident. Using 7.62x39mm is more humane to use than any of the .22 centerfires in my opinion. Each is their own.
While youre drop chart may be accurate, i think, they would be more comparable if you added more 110gr 300blk rounds instead of subs.
Hodgdons has a loading of 21grains of lil gun behind a 125gr. Nosler balistic tip at 2403 FPS and it is the best loading for 300 blackout.
Adam Great explanation on why you should not use Sub Sonic for Hunting. I have both the 300 BO and the 7.62 x39. I was thinking about taking a Doe with these calibers .I wouldn't trust my hunt to either one of them for my Buck tags . I will be hunting with a 308, 280 rem or a 3006. Great luck to you on your Deer hunting this Fall.
Good luck to you!
Look at what you are comparing. 123 grain vs 150grain. Get a 125gr sst in 300blk and its just a little less. Not that much of a difference
My deer rife is a 7.62x39 AR. Most available shots are less than 200 yrds, with most under 100..
I’ve taken 3 doe with the 300 blackout hornady sub x rounds at less than 25 yards all deer ran 30-40 yards. Shot placement is what it’s all about at the end of the day. I agree no knock down power but it will kill!!!!!!
I'd still take the .300 BO over the 7.63x39. Mainly because I'd not choose either for a primary deer hunting round. Secondly, the .300 BO is much more versatile to load for, and to buy ammo for. Thirdly, change the upper on an AR is all it takes to change to a 5.56/.223. And again, I wouldn't choose either as a primary deer hunting cartridge.
Thanks for someone finally saying this, also anything you can handload in a 300BLK you can handload in a 7.62x39 with more case capacity. Although I do own an AK, I have a 10 inch BCA and 18 inch BCA ARs in 7.62x39 and both shoot almost anything around 1 MOA.
Anything is not exactly accurate seeing as how they are different diameter. But he’s right. You’re right. 3.5 more lbs of recoil for a reason.
@MrT13 OK when I said anything I meant anything from 308 to 312 or 30 cal to 32 cal will stabilize out of a 312 barrel which my AK and both ARs are. So I meant anything.
@@cortcorp I dunno. You put 308 in a 311 and it starts doing weird stuff sometimes.
@@MrT13 I shoot 110 gr projectiles made for the M1 carbine on top of Lil gun and 1 get 1.5 MOA
@@cortcorp that’s good. Are they cheap? I put a bunch of weird mixed matched berrys stuff in the wrong stuff. Like 300gr in 45 acp.
Excellent information 👌 thanks
Thanks for watching
Awesome, thanks for the info!
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We’ll considering that 2 of the blk loads are subsonic and the other 3 are 27 gn heaver they are going to be slower. A better comparison would be the hornady American gunner 125gn @ 2175 fps and 1313 energy with enough power to take a deer to 300 yards. I like your videos and am a fan of both rounds. So for under 300 yards and you had 3 identical rifles just different chambering and let’s say they both shot 1 moa. I would then say go with the cheaper to shoot witch would be the 7.62 over the blk
Since purchasing my first sks and 7.62x39.. the only thing i could complain about is bullet selection. I find locally i am limited to russain steel case FMJ or HP.. not sure if i should shoot a deer with the hollowpoints although i am close up. Limited options at times but i do see federal and other brands of soft point from time to time.
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for watching
Federal Soviet soft point is great also Wolf polyformance soft point great stuff
The subsonics have the sectional density to penetrate deeply, and as you can see, give advantages beyond 600 yards (where nobody hunts with subsonics).
Anyone who can drop deer reliably with a .22 Magnum or M1 Carbine will do fine with the extra starch found in either of the bigger rounds discussed here. (My great-grandfather used the M1 Carbine with milsurp ammo for bear, cougar, deer, elk, and pretty much anything he didn't do with a .22.)
Have shot a deer with the hornady black 110 grain at about 150yds…. Let’s just say when the neighbor finished it off and I saw the round didn’t go past the near side rib cage I got the ole 7 mag back out 😂
Fun fact! That 208 gr subsonic will out penetrate Eveything on the board and z further out! 😂. That 190 sub x is awesome as well….
I’ve killed deer with both, the 7.62x39 has noticeably more thump at 100-150… my personal limit with a 7.62x39..
I took my first white tail with a 7.62x39 AR last season. I’ve upgraded to a traditional hunting rifle this season because that AR was noisy and heavy
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Tons of company's make both with the same projectiles they're so close with the same weights it doesn't matter. But the 300aac is easy to get subsonic.
Pretty colors! 😊
I totally agree 7.62x39 is much better. Just one quick note. I have some 125gr SST loads in 300 Blackout. They might be a good comparison to the 7.62x39 loads. Might be worth a look if you can find em.
Fiocchi loads I believe
Great info
I never had any intrest in 300blkout or 6.5 creedmore 7.62x39 i could see shooting what r your thoughts 400legened vs 450bushmaster awesome vids as always
Energy is extremely important but also which round dumps the most energy at impact is importanter.
the steel case 154 grain soft point, again, if you can find it, Tula?, three round moa groups out of my BCA at 100, scoped of course.
Northern Minnesota about 30 minutes south from Canadian boarder, mostly taken deer with 270 WSM at 100 to 400 yards, dropped or ran 50-75 yards. Wanna do bear hunting with 300 win mag, have done some target shooting with CZ 527 7.62x39 at 100 yard with iron sights got about 1.5 MOA with steel case wolf & brass case norma 123 grain
Really good showwww!!!! Keep it up!!!!!
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Got a few deer rifles ruger in 7.62 is definitely my next on the list
Great video nicely done thanks..
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I like to shoot the Barnes TSX black tips out of my 300 BO and they shoot great, but with that 300 BO 110 GR the X39 is going almost 100 FPS faster so not as big of a difference as I would of thought
And the 2 300 BO rounds have more energy then all the X39 rounds at 400 + yards so who would have thought.
Good info 👍👍
Wow! I always thought the 7.62x39 was better but the 300 blackout was shockingly worse. Great video!
The reason the BO did so poorly was the heavy for caliber bullets ie 150gr. Barnes loads a monolithic 120gr bullet. These are supersonic. They are plenty effective. The 300 BO can go from supersonic to subsonic with a magazine change. We use maker 190 gr subsonic projectiles. At 50 yards these are very effective on deer. We use a suppressor with this round. The 135 gr bullet is the heaviest we use supersonic.
With the same weight bullets they are very similar. 125's work very well in either.
It's because 300 black out was never meant to be a hunting cartridge, especially past a hundred yards
I do agree with the hunting thing but you would have to load those same bullets sub sonic in 7.62x39 to get a true comparison. Interesting though
If I were looking to buy a new rifle, this would be useful information. However, I'll stick to my .30-06. I can duplicate either of either of these cartridges by handloading. Further, with 200 grain softs, I can hunt Alaska's dangerous game.
I've taken deer with 300 blk
The 125gr. Bullets are the sweet spot 🦌🦌🦌
I know you really love the Ruger Americian but there are many of us Left Handers that dont like using a Right hand bolt gun and prefer to use the AR platform instead. Any way you could make some content utilizing the AR instead? TIA
The Soviet cartridge is the much older parent cartridge. Blackout is new. It is made to run 30 caliber through an AR, and can be downloaded to subsonic while still cycling. It's no powerhouse.
I do like the idea off 300BLK they energy is their for 200yrds and in for a Super sonic round and I’m sure a Sub sonic round inside 150 would do fine and expand nicely.
I under more is better when it comes to power but a good energy dump is good too.
I used my 9mm 124gr V-crown and blow through a doe @ 60 yrds and took a high chinch out of her heart and as only went 30 yrds and was down. 11:06
All the 300bo on that list are subsonic weights.. well besides the Hornady black
What barrel length in .300 blk are you using for comparison? Also, there are some very good subsonics that will expand, costly, but good.