Federal Fusion 150gr 300BLK Gel Test Results (HD)

Published on August 16, 2017
Duration: 3:38

This video presents a ballistics gel test of Federal Fusion 150-grain 300 Blackout ammunition fired from a 9-inch barrel AR-15. The test provides insights into penetration depth, permanent wound cavity, and bullet expansion, with the speaker considering this round for home defense. The results indicate significant penetration and expansion, with the bullet reaching 25 inches and creating a wound channel of approximately 13.5 inches.

Quick Summary

Federal Fusion 150gr 300 Blackout ammunition achieved approximately 25 inches of penetration in Clear Ballistics gel when fired from a 9-inch barrel AR-15. The bullet expanded to about 2 inches, creating a permanent wound cavity of roughly 13.5 inches. The stated muzzle velocity is 1,900 fps.

Chapters

  1. 00:18Introduction & Test Setup
  2. 00:38Ammunition Details: Federal Fusion 150gr 300 BLK
  3. 00:49Firearm Used: 9-inch Barrel AR-15
  4. 01:05Chronograph Testing
  5. 01:35First Gel Test Results
  6. 01:41Second Gel Test Attempt
  7. 02:01Detailed Gel Test Analysis
  8. 02:19Bullet Recovery and Penetration Depth
  9. 02:37Bullet Examination: Expansion and Condition
  10. 02:50Gel Test Limitations: Clear Ballistics

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the key ballistics results for Federal Fusion 150gr 300 Blackout from a 9-inch barrel?

The Federal Fusion 150gr 300 Blackout ammunition achieved approximately 25 inches of penetration in Clear Ballistics gel. It created a permanent wound cavity extending from about 1 inch to 14 inches, and the bullet expanded to roughly 2 inches in diameter.

What firearm was used for the Federal Fusion 150gr 300 Blackout gel test?

The gel test was conducted using an AR-15 platform equipped with a 9-inch barrel upper. This setup is being considered by the reviewer for home defense applications.

What is the stated muzzle velocity for Federal Fusion 150gr 300 Blackout?

The box states a muzzle velocity of 1,900 feet per second for the Federal Fusion 150gr 300 Blackout load. This velocity is typically measured from a 16-inch barrel, though the test was performed with a shorter 9-inch barrel.

Are there any limitations to using Clear Ballistics gel for testing?

Yes, the reviewer notes that Clear Ballistics gel tends to under-demonstrate the permanent cavity. This is due to the gel's design, meaning actual tissue damage might be more significant than what the gel test visually suggests.

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