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I’m still not sure. SICO didn’t even offer an explanation either which is frustrating…. I’d like to know for sure so it doesn’t happen again. lol The only thing I can figure out is maybe the Neilson device 🤷🏼‍♂️?? I’d ran this on 6ARC, 5.56, .300blk, .458socom and .22LR with no issues but that 9mm…. Both barrels checked out good with the bore alignment rod and the Neilson Device is the only variable that was different.

lol. I’m sure you probably could but not sure it would be safe. I’ve no clue how much pressure that extension/filler sleeve is rated for without being inside a 223/556 chamber.

I did another loading earlier this weekend, pulling it down to sub velocities. I’m still on the fence with my overall call on it though….

I got in some Lehigh 115 Controlled Chaos Bullets today. They should load to the same OAL as the 95gr so stay tuned. 😉

Thank you. Being new to the gun world is hard. Must have been harder back in the day. T I’m just trying to seek info on 300blk ammo and reliability due to the vast variety you can run. If the 115 does well out of something that is even close to my build I’ll buy some to run testing. I’ve just purchased the hornady 110 vmax but I wanted something lighter like those 98 from Liberty or these new ones I found with Lehigh, the 95 grained! Thanks for your 300blk content, it helping people out believe you me!

I have a can (SICO Hybrid46M), and a 10-1/2” pistol that I’ll be using in some videos later on. I wanted to make sure these sub loads out of the 16” first. Lol. 😂 😉

Thats Awesome! I considered the 21” when I did this last 24” but wanted to squeeze some extra velocity out of it. It’s still on my short list of future projects though. Glad to know it’s as good as the 18”.

lol. Thanks and it’s definitely been some work. I’ll be adding several more bullets over the next couple of weeks. Most are supersonic and some may pass through the gel. These are loads I’ve used over the last 12 years. A couple right after I got my first .300blk in 2012. 😂 125gr FMJ, Hornady 125gr ballistic tip, Nosler 125gr open tip, Speer TNT 155gr Accu-tip, Remington 175gr, Amax Hornady 200gr Partition, Nosler.

Thanks!! 😉👍🏻👊🏻

This is a subsonic loading. Just over 1,000 fps.

It’s a great choice for a people stopper. 👍🏻👊🏻

You shooting at 15’ though?? 😉😂.

You’re going to love my next video set!! My sister is the FCS extension agent for Meade Co and my yard stick is from the extension office! 😂

@kentuckyrangetime How cool. I noticed the stick. :) And I just watched your 300Blk drops. Way cool. I have an AAC sbr I love. Later.

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Yea, not sure either. The ammo was my hand loads but they fired and grouped fine with no keyholes without the can. I emailed back to SICO to see what the issue could have been just for future reference and they just gave me a generic “could have been a number of issues and we really couldn’t determine” response. I’m still puzzled myself. I wondered if it was the Neilson Device…?? Anyway, since there was no clear cut reason given, I’m still paranoid about running it on my 9mm now. 😂

@kentuckyrangetime ... Yeah, that will definitely raise the paranoia level. I've got a Hybrid 46M as well, so I'll be keeping an eye on mine for sure. I would think that if it was the Neilson device, you probably would have noticed some major slop in it, like if the O-ring had come out of the housing. I've only had one end cap strike on one of my Obsidian 45's, and that was because of very slight walk off on a Fusion barrel with one of my .45 1911's. I've got about 30 different 1911 hosts, and several of them have Fusion barrels, but only one of those seem to be an issue. It must be the tolerance of the threads on that one barrel, because as soon as the piston breaks loose from the shoulder of the barrel, it has enough slop to droop low enough in the front to cause an impact on the end cap. None of the other Fusion barrels, or any other brand barrels I have will do that...they all have to walk off a full turn to start to droop like that. The only other thing that I can think of that would have caused your issue is maybe if you were using frangible ammo, and it started to come apart as soon as it left the barrel. Whatever the case, hopefully it was a freak thing, and it'll never happen again.

@@jujuscustomshop that’s what I’m hoping too. Lol

Thanks Bob, I’ll check the comments section. Lol.

Of the 3 I’ve had one was definitely stiffer when new. It’s still tight but is loosening up a bit.

No direct charges for Silencerco, but I had almost $50 in shipping, with signature confirmation and insurance.

I’ll be doing a couple of 110gr loads coming up. I have Barnes TAC-TX and Nosler Varmageddon to try. I still need to push these 85gr up to the mid 2400fps too. 😉

@@kentuckyrangetime this is exactly the data I’m personally looking for, thanks for all the hard work.

That’s my first loading on those. It’s an all copper bullet and not a lot of data on them so I started with a reasonable charge. That was my 125gr jacketed bullet charge. I’ll be pushing them on up a bit when I get time. 😉

@@kentuckyrangetime I bet they can get to scooting before any pressure signs. I had the Barnes 110gr all copper over 2500 with lil gun.

Sneak peak, this one goes live tomorrow morning. 😉 th-cam.com/video/Yf8ePnlBXfE/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared.

I didn’t get results with the .44 but got 3 of 3 on the .300blk video (posting as soon as YT finishes their review). I think I was to far left of the Garmin on the .44 shots.

@@kentuckyrangetime I wondered how the movement of the block would affect it too.

@@thegundungeon Sneak peak, this one goes live tomorrow morning. 😉 th-cam.com/video/Yf8ePnlBXfE/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared.

That’s the brass cleaning mix right? The Dawn shouldn’t hurt, but I’m not sure if the Lemi-shine would hurt the dies or not. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@kentuckyrangetime Yes that's the brass mix,like you i've been reloading for about 20 years,great idea of cleaning dies.