A while back I wrote about some ammo, one was Ammo Incorporated .300 Blackout, 150-grain ball. Well, I did shoot it at 100, and somehow I've lost the pictures of the groups and my notes. Best I can tell you is that those very tight 30-yard groups spread out to about 4" at 100 in the same rifle. Nice round holes so hadn't gone unstable or anything drastic.
Same test I tried a couple of .22 loads, CCI Suppressor, a 45-grain subsonic and some Federal American Eagle subsonic .45-grain. Yes, I lost those pictures and notes, too. I had a wonderful day on electronics. I won't say what I remember about them because I made a mistake:
I'd tested these at 30 using a bolt-action rifle that got quite good accuracy with both, but I decided, because it has a scope, to use a different rifle at longer ranges. I'd forgotten that that rifle tends to be pretty picky about what it shoots well, so the not-stellar groups I cannot say came from the ammo. If I can get more of each I'll shoot them again with the same rifle. Same with the Ammo Incorporated in case my results that day were due to me.
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