When it comes to choosing between the 300 Blackout and the 5.56 NATO, many firearm enthusiasts are left wondering which one is truly the superior round. Both cartridges have their unique advantages, ...

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The 300 Blackout rifle and cartridge were born out of a request by the U.S. Special Operations Command. While the 300 BLK saw limited use in the military, it’s been accepted widely by hunters and ...

The 5.56 NATO is a higher pressure military derivative of the 223 Remington. The cartridge has been around since about 1979, and due to the availability of military surplus ammunition, it has become a ...

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When the 300 Blackout was introduced in 2010, a lot of shooters simply yawned because its ballistics were not as impressive as the 7.62x39. But many soon realized that the real forte of the 300 ...

The 7.62 x 35 300 AAC Blackout (300 BLK) has gotten a lot of attention lately, especially amongst law enforcement users. We had to satisfy our curiosity about the cartridge and get a little insight ...

In March, Ruger announced its AR-556 Pistol, based off its popular direct-impingement AR-556 rifle. Just a few months later, Ruger decided to up the game and unveil a new blaster within the AR-556 ...

Israel Weapon Industries Ltd. recently unveiled a new AR-style rifle that can quickly change from 5.56mm to .300 Blackout ammunition and is designed for special operations forces. The .300 Blackout, ...