Veritas Tactical: Super Short 300 Blackout Build

Published on November 3, 2018
Duration: 15:23

This video showcases a highly concealable 5-inch 300 Blackout AR pistol build from Veritas Tactical. It highlights the proprietary gas system designed for ultra-short barrels, ensuring reliability and dwell time. The build emphasizes extreme portability, fitting into small bags, and features a Kaw Valley Precision redirector for blast management. Chronograph data shows 1,570 FPS with 125-grain ammo.

Quick Summary

The Veritas Tactical 5-inch 300 Blackout barrel uses a proprietary design with a thicker profile and specialized gas system to ensure reliability and dwell time. It achieves 1,570 FPS with 125-grain ammo and offers extreme concealability when folded.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Shooting Demo
  2. 01:055-inch Barrel Reliability
  3. 02:55Purpose & Concealability
  4. 05:25Muzzle Device Explained
  5. 06:01Proprietary Gas System Design
  6. 08:03Rail & Cerakote Finish
  7. 09:10Optics & Ballistics Data
  8. 11:20Handling & Range Experience

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Veritas Tactical 5-inch 300 Blackout barrel reliable?

The Veritas Tactical 5-inch barrel features a proprietary design with a significantly thicker profile to eliminate flex and improve dwell time. This specialized gas system is engineered for ultra-short barrels, ensuring reliable cycling and performance.

How concealable is the 5-inch 300 Blackout build?

This build is designed for extreme concealability. When folded using a Law Tactical adapter, it can easily fit into small bags, such as the Vertx EDC Transit Sling, making it highly portable for everyday carry.

What muzzle device is recommended for a 5-inch 300 Blackout?

A Kaw Valley Precision redirector is recommended for this build. It effectively pushes sound and blast away from the shooter, which is critical for managing the muzzle signature of such a short barrel.

What are the ballistic performance figures for the 5-inch 300 Blackout barrel?

Chronograph data shows that 125-grain ammunition fired from the 5-inch barrel averages approximately 1,570 feet per second (FPS). The firearm is also noted for its 'flickable' handling and manageable recoil.

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