Federal American Eagle 300 Blackout Ammo - 150 Grain FMJ

300 Blackout Range Ammo

Federal's American Eagle line is the company's range ammunition, loaded for practice, training and plinking. This box holds 20 rounds of 300 Blackout topped with a 150 grain full metal jacket bullet. It suits shooters who want consistent, affordable rounds for drills and zeroing practice and would rather keep premium hunting or defensive loads for when they count.

Features

• 300 AAC Blackout Chambering — A .30 caliber cartridge built to run in AR-15 style rifles and other firearms chambered for 300 Blackout, so check that your barrel is marked for it before loading.
• 150 Grain Bullet — A mid-weight projectile for the cartridge, heavier than the lightest 300 Blackout loads and lighter than the subsonic 200+ grain options.
• Full Metal Jacket Boat-Tail — A lead core wrapped in a copper jacket that resists fouling the bore, with a tapered base that helps the bullet hold its velocity downrange.
• 1,900 FPS Muzzle Velocity — This is a supersonic load, meaning the bullet travels faster than the speed of sound and gives a flatter trajectory than subsonic rounds.
• 1,202 Ft-Lbs Muzzle Energy — Federal's published energy figure at the muzzle, useful when comparing this load against others in the caliber.
• .406 Ballistic Coefficient — A measure of how well the bullet resists air drag; a higher number means it slows down and drifts less over distance.
• Brass Cases — Brass cases feed and extract smoothly in most actions.
• Made In The USA — Loaded by Federal Premium Ammunition in the United States, as marked on the box.
• 20 Rounds Per Box — Packed in a compact box that is easy to stack in an ammo can or range bag.

Load Data And Fit

Each cartridge carries a .308 inch diameter, 150 grain FMJ boat-tail bullet in a brass case, rated at 1,900 feet per second and 1,202 foot-pounds at the muzzle. The box is marked 300 BLK and carries Federal's catalog number AE300BLK1. Use it only in firearms chambered for 300 AAC Blackout. Full metal jacket bullets are designed for target work and are not intended for hunting or defensive use.