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I've recently become enamored with the ultra-quiet .300 Whisper cartridge, based on the .221 Fireball case. The ability to fire a round at long distances completely silently is an extremely attractive ability.
My question is, since the .300 Whisper operates as subsonic speeds with bullets designed for supersonic flight, exactly how does it do with non-CNS shots? How effective is it in ballistic gel tests? Since it appears to rely neither on expansion nor fragmentation (as it goes too slow), is it just a pencil-through shot?
My question is, since the .300 Whisper operates as subsonic speeds with bullets designed for supersonic flight, exactly how does it do with non-CNS shots? How effective is it in ballistic gel tests? Since it appears to rely neither on expansion nor fragmentation (as it goes too slow), is it just a pencil-through shot?