Will this effectively work for .300 blackout bullet drop?
1886918
I actually have it on a .300 AAC Blackout rifle. The scope seems to work fine with that round.
1886919
Yes it works great. I have it on a 300 blk with 16in barrel and it is dead on. The only change in BDC is the grain size and powder charge you decide to go with. The Nikon website had a great tool that let's you input your load data and gives you the distances that the BDC will compensate for. Good Luck.
1886920
Depending on the bullet you sight your scope with yes. When you use a higher grain round than you sighted for you will notice some drop
1886921
Well, the reticle was designed around the 300 blackout so I would assume so. I reached out to 600 yards with it with no problem using a 125g bullet.
1886922
Yes. It's simple. Nikon includes a step by step guide on how to go online and configure you BDC.
1886923
I recently built a 300 blackout for my daughter and mounted the Nikon P-300. Shooting Jamison 300 AAC Blackout 125 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Ammo I could not get acceptable accuracy. I zeroed again at 100 yds with Barnes 300 AAC Blackout 110 Grain Tipped TAC-TX with good results and consistent accuracy at multiple aiming points for distant targets using the BDC reticle. Bear in mind that the BDC reticle in the P-300 is in the second focal plain so the magnification should be at it's highest setting when using the BDC. Nikon's "spot on" ballistic calculator is a great tool to help tune your spcific load to your aiming point. Hope this helps.
1886924
Yes. Just bought one and tested last weekend. Its the only scope I'd buy for 300 now
1886925
I recently built a 300 blackout for my daughter and mounted the Nikon P-300. Shooting Jamison 300 AAC Blackout 125 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Ammo I could not get acceptable accuracy. I zeroed again at 100 yds with Barnes 300 AAC Blackout 110 Grain Tipped TAC-TX with good results and consistent accuracy at multiple aiming points for distant targets using the BDC reticle. Bear in mind that the BDC reticle in the P-300 is in the second focal plain so the magnification should be at it's highest setting when using the BDC. Nikon's "spot on" ballistic calculator is a great tool to help tune your spcific load to your aiming point. Hope this helps. I recently built a 300 blackout for my daughter and mounted the Nikon P-300. Shooting Jamison 300 AAC Blackout 125 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Ammo I could not get acceptable accuracy. I zeroed again at 100 yds with Barnes 300 AAC Blackout 110 Grain Tipped TAC-TX with good results and consistent accuracy at multiple aiming points for distant targets using the BDC reticle. Bear in mind that the BDC reticle in the P-300 is in the second focal plain so the magnification should be at it's highest setting when using the BDC. Nikon's "spot on" ballistic calculator is a great... » Read More I recently built a 300 blackout for my daughter and mounted the Nikon P-300. Shooting Jamison 300 AAC Blackout 125 Grain Sierra MatchKing Hollow Point Ammo I could not get acceptable accuracy. I zeroed again at 100 yds with Barnes 300 AAC Blackout 110 Grain Tipped TAC-TX with good results and consistent accuracy at multiple aiming points for distant targets using the BDC reticle. Bear in mind that the BDC reticle in the P-300 is in the second focal plain so the magnification should be at it's highest setting when using the BDC. Nikon's "spot on" ballistic calculator is a great tool to help tune your spcific load to your aiming point. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1661576
i have never tried , but I assume it would . I have had trouble with the airsoft ammo not firing so I would think a heavier load would help I will try tonight with bb's
2163618
I am currently using this in a .243. After 200+ rounds, my zero is still dead on.
231160
I really only have one thought, if it has the same trigger mechanism as my 308 it will reduce trigger pull to 3 to 4 pounds from the approx. 6 to 7. Just test rifle in accordance with instructions by bouncing it afterword's to assure the reduced pull is not so light the rifle will be able to fire if dropped. Might want to do it just before applying thread locker to assure spring stays in location.
86468
well i shot a 300win mag no problem ifit handel that it can work for you best of luck be safe
874575
Yes it will work your point of impact at 300 yards will be similar to your point of impact at 25 yards this is why you are supposed to zero this sight with a certain sized silhouette target at 25 yards search m4 25 yard zero target
1732942
I use it for 300 AAC Blackout. I guess that any round that can fit in an AR standard magazine can be loaded with the Butler Creek LULA M16/AR-15 Speed Loader. But as stated below it would not work for 458 Socom and 50 Beowulf.
547391
could work, but this is made for longer rifle cartridges, so you might want a different bullet holder.
682120
The 7.62 Troy Claymore will work for the 300 blackout. The 7.62 is 30 cal. The 300 blackout is 30 cal.
1799581
it works off reading the shadow of the bullet so it may or may not work. You could take a portable incandescent lamp to shine on top of it, using the included shade shields.
2146600
Not sure if it functions as a "flash hider" as I never fired it at night. It DOES work as a compensator and slightly reduces felt recoil. If you order this item cake sure the one you receive has a bore hole NO larger than 0.250 - 0.260" I had to send the first 1 back as hole was for a 308 rather than a .223
1820588
Greetings, the mark AR is designed with the NATO 5.56 rounds ballistics in mind, as such, it has adjustments for range based on that round so I don't think that will work at all for the 300 win mag (IMO). Leupold's website has a ton of information about their scopes and applications for them, I suggest you start there.-chris
1708602
Yes it will work fine for that caliber. For the bullet drop compensation to be accurate, it must be set according to caliber and ballistic coefficient (there's a chart for look up) and the scope must be zoomed in to 10x. Good scope with those caveats.
1582037
I do not load .338 but I believe the die will press out 50 cal so I would assume it would do .338 Lapua
1708604
It just works with the drop of your bullet at 500yds. So the caliber you shooting doesn't really matter. Will work fine. Just make sure you mount the scope really tight, it might gets loose through the weight of the scope and the hard recoil of some rifles...
2120359
As long as the muzzle has a 5/8x24 thread pitch this will work fine. The 300 blackout is 7.62 in diameter which will leave plenty of room and the brake will work fine.
1126319
It adamantly says to NOT USE WITH BLACK POWDER - I suspect there is some reason why - probably the fear of a static electricity. I've loaded about 1,000 rounds of 30/06 with this and while it does seem a bit slower than dropping charges by hand results on the range don't lie - the loads dropped with this are EXACT - and shot groups bear this out.