I see some guys mention hunting with them supressed; I assume you mean non-game animals?
http://www.gem-tech.com/store/pc/pdf/HUNTING WITH SUPPRESSORS-STATE LAW COMPILATION.pdfInteresting. It's not in TX, for game animals, but for pigs and coyotes it's ok. I'd like to see a list of the states that allow it.
Sub 40 cents a round ammo for FET-exempt govt users is already here. Reformed brass ammo for retail customers at less than 50 cents a round is a sure thing in 2012.
110 - 125 grain bullets will always cost more than 55-62 grain bullets. There is more stuff in them. This is especially true that the 300 BLK bullets are extra long to help lower drag and make them fit the magazines - so they are about as long as 150 grain 308 Win bullets - which means more expensive copper. 300 BLK has more punch than 5.56mm due to this, but it is the cheapest way to get more punch over 5.56mm. It will never be as cheap, but it will be cheap enough.
There is a better round out there & it has been around for over 70 years.
Yes, we are moving to 1/7.
Looks like I could spend $28 for a set of dies, trim a boatload of once fired (free range pickup) .223, resize and sell as 300 blk. Profit??
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/12/foghorn/video-reloading-300-aac-blackout-using-5-56-brass/
Hopefully the Savage rifle will come threadedSaw this over on thefirearmblog.com
Savage Model 10 in .300BLK
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2011/12/02/savage-model-10-precision-carbine-in-300-aac-blk/
Did this when I couldn't get any factory stuff because it was on back order. Got my process down to pretty freaking quick (didn't actually time it) and it was really fun for a while.Looks like I could spend $28 for a set of dies, trim a boatload of once fired (free range pickup) .223, resize and sell as 300 blk. Profit??
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/12/foghorn/video-reloading-300-aac-blackout-using-5-56-brass/