#Load data subsonic 223 mod#
Have used them in my Glock 45 9mm, Sig Sauer p365 & Springfield xd mod 2 subcompact. Definitely recommend and will be reordering as soon as back in stock. Day was spent at a range and only 1 stove pipe out of 1,000 rounds and questionable if it was even due to the round or the pistol. Here you will find load data for some of the most recent cartridges on the market, with more being added each week. This ammunition gave us no problems shooting it through 8 different pistols. 224 68gr Hornady BTHP Match bullet including underlying parameters such as bullet length, cartridge length and case capacity. My dad carries the flying ashtray in his Remington 1911 and I love the consistency in my 9mm's I use this ammo frequently for my students (Firearms Instructor) and its NEVER let me down. 1x7 bbl with an AAC M4-2000 that will run just under 1,100 fps in warm weather Would actually prefer it didn't cycle the action to keep noise down, but most of all must stabilize so there's no chance of baffle strikes. I cannot say enough things about Super Vel. 223 load data for suppressed use Can anyone recommend a load for use in an 11.5-in. Posted by Wade's Tactical on Oct 5th 2020
Seams to be a great value based on pricing these days. 223 and 50-55gr bullets I would start at 4gr N310 and reduce the load until you're subsonic / happy with. I have safely tested up to 6gr N310, so no safety concerns in the unlikely event that I double charge a case. I use 3gr N310 with an 83gr cast bullet (about 980fps) in my 6x45 (6mm-223). Ran about 500 of the 1000 using mostly my Sig P365 and not one issue yet. Vihtavuori N310 is a great powder for this. I look forward to continuing to train with this ammo. In those 1,000 rounds I had no ammunition-related malfunctions. I have not done any accuracy testing yet. This with CCI 41 primers and mixed brass.
4.6 gr broke the sound barrier and I had the telltale crack on about 50 of the rounds. The load I settled on was 4.4gr Trail Boss. It is accurate, produces consistent velocities, and reliable. I have worked up my first 223 sub load using 55gr FMJ bullets. I have purchased and shot over 1,000 rounds of this ammunition in the past month and it has been superb in all regards.
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