The only problem with them is few published subsonic loads and the only one that I have found which is Trail Boss probably is not gassy enough to run the action. You can find pulled or second M80 for cheap like $85 per 500. I really wish that I could get a 147gr subsonic to work. Im sure their is a good platted bullet out there but have not tried any yet. I have came to the conclusion to just buy a good FMJ bullet and leave it at that. Even bought a special die to help with scratching the coating with no success. I tried the cheap coated bullets and had poor results. Almost every deer I have taken on my current hunting property has been at 60 yards or less. Very few of my hunting location allow shots much over that. The biggest critter I will use it on will be whitetail deer and I won't stretch it more than 100 yards. 200gr+ and expanding at impact velocity out to 100 yard (assuming I manage to launch it at ~1050fps). Something capable of 2-MOA at 100 yards would be nice. I don't mind paying for this bullet as I am probably going to only load ~50 of these a year once I have a reliable load worked up. Jacketed, plated or coated lead would be fine. Accuracy capable of minute of 1/2 size Metric target A-zone at 50 yards and if I could hit an 8-inch plate at 150 yards with it (assuming I do my part) all the better. Since the picture below was taken KAK Micro Flash Can has been replace by a 51-tooth AAC flash-hider to mount the SDN-6 on.įirst, an inexpensive 190-220 gr bullet I can use for sub-sonic plinking and the occasional carbine match. So far without the suppressor it cycles everything I have feed it, super or sub-sonic. The barrel is a Ballistic Advantage, 16-inch, 1:7 twist, pistol length gas system.
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