Blast Off Mondays: 300 Blackout vs Ceramic Tiles

Published on May 2, 2022
Duration: 5:02

This "Blast Off Mondays" episode from Tactical Hyve features a ballistics test of 300 Blackout 147-grain supersonic ammunition fired from a 12-inch barrel with a 4-inch compensator. The test aimed to determine penetration depth through ceramic tiles, revealing the round's capabilities and limitations at close range.

Quick Summary

300 Blackout 147-grain supersonic ammunition, fired from a 12-inch barrel with a 4-inch compensator, penetrated 3.5 inches of ceramic tile. This test highlights 300 Blackout's effectiveness at short distances with heavier projectiles.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 300 Blackout vs Ceramic Tile
  2. 00:31Winner Announcement & 300 Blackout Overview
  3. 01:17Why Choose 300 Blackout?
  4. 02:15Live Fire Test: 300 Blackout
  5. 02:44Ceramic Tile Penetration Results
  6. 03:49Next Week's Test: 45 vs 9mm Drywall

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the penetration depth of 300 Blackout 147-grain supersonic ammunition through ceramic tile?

In a test conducted by Tactical Hyve, 300 Blackout 147-grain supersonic ammunition fired from a 12-inch barrel penetrated approximately 3.5 inches of ceramic tile. While it passed through this depth, it did not fully penetrate subsequent tiles.

How does 300 Blackout compare to 5.56 NATO in terms of projectile and velocity?

300 Blackout uses a heavier projectile, typically a .30 caliber bullet, housed in a 5.56 casing. This results in lower velocities compared to 5.56 NATO, but the heavier bullet is advantageous for short distances and subsonic applications.

What are the typical applications for 300 Blackout ammunition?

300 Blackout is particularly effective for short-distance engagements and is often chosen for suppressed firearms due to its ability to achieve good performance with heavier projectiles at moderate velocities. It's considered a specialized round.

What firearm configuration was used for the 300 Blackout ceramic tile test?

The test utilized a firearm equipped with a 12-inch barrel. Additionally, it featured a 4-inch linear compensator permanently attached, creating a rifle-common size configuration suitable for 300 Blackout.

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