Atomic Ammo - 308 Win - 175 Grain - Subsonic - HPBT

Atomic  |  SKU: ATOM00430-50
$87.50
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    DETAILS

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    • Caliber: 308 Win
    • Bullet Type: Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT)
    • Bullet Weight: 175 Grain
    • Use: Long Range

    Specifications, description, Reviews & Questions

    • Vendor
      Atomic
    • Caliber
      308 Win
    • Bullet Weight
      175 Grain
    • Bullet Type
      Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT)
    • Case
      -
    • Condition
      New
    • Use
      Long Range
    • Quantity
      50
    • 5 stars: 6 (100%)
    • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
    • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
    • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
    • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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    Mike Booher

    Great product great price fast delivery 👍

    Hi Michael, thank you for your kind words! We're glad you're happy with the product and service. Come back soon!

    J
    Jairo

    Amazing shooting

    Thank you for your review! We're glad to hear the ammo performed so well for you. It's great to know you had an amazing shooting experience. We appreciate your support and thank you for choosing True Shot Ammo!

    R
    Roger C.
    Whisper Quiet Power

    Love it for close range whitetails. Super quiet!

    s
    scott D.
    Buy some

    Quality and accurate ammo. Hard to find in subsonic 308

    E
    Erich S.
    Good stuff

    I use Sierra Matchking bullets in all my .308’s, which is why I chose this round for my subs. After zeroing my supers, I loaded up a magazine of the subs. The first shot was ten inches low at 100 yds which I kind of expected. A quick adjustment and I was dead on. The next four shots were on target, with the grouping result the best I could do. I ran the rounds through a Banish 30 suppressor on a Remington 700 custom shop sniper rifle - 22 inch heavy barrel with 1/10 twist. All I could hear is the Timney trigger click! Unbelievably quiet. Bullet holes were perfectly round, no sign of keyholing or any other unusual hole imperfections. I also shot a few rounds to test bullet expansion - trying best I could to mimic a deer hide/tissue. The expansion was quite good and curled up nicely. Doubtful I’d hunt with this round but perhaps under 100 yards it’s plausible. I measured bullet speed and it read 1,045 fps for the last round I shot being the best. Overall, I was happy with performance. Wish groups were tighter but that could just be my skill level and poor eye sight!

    J
    James D.
    Very consistent...

    Good stuff. Very consistent. 50 and 100 yds, nearly one hole groups (with an 8x lpvo, not a precision scope) and 200yds, lobbing them in on a steel plate, the delay between the suppressed "pop" and the "clang!" on the plate is almost comical.

    Very good product.

    C
    Customer

    Does this ammo recycle in a non suppressed and suppressed (Dead Air Nomad 30) POF Revolution gas piston driven rifle?

    Customer Service

    Hello Dave, thank you for your question about the compatibility of Atomic Ammo 308 Win 175 gr Subsonic HPBT with a POF Revolution gas piston-driven rifle, both with and without a Dead Air Nomad 30 suppressor.


    Non-Suppressed Use: In a non-suppressed POF Revolution, cycling subsonic ammunition like the Atomic Ammo 308 175 gr Subsonic HPBT can be challenging. Subsonic rounds have less energy compared to standard rounds, which might not be sufficient to cycle the action fully in gas-operated systems, particularly in a rifle like the POF Revolution which is designed for standard 308 Winchester pressures.


    Suppressed Use: Adding a suppressor, such as the Dead Air Nomad 30, can sometimes assist in better cycling of subsonic ammunition. Suppressors can increase backpressure, which might help in cycling the action when using subsonic rounds. However, it's important to note that even with a suppressor, the cycling of subsonic ammunition is not guaranteed, especially in gas piston systems which are less sensitive to changes in backpressure compared to direct impingement systems.


    Rifle-Specific Considerations: The POF Revolution, being a gas piston-driven rifle, might have specific nuances in how it handles subsonic ammunition. Some gas piston rifles can be adjusted to better accommodate different types of ammunition, but this depends on the specific model and its features.


    Recommendations: For the most reliable performance, especially if you're considering using subsonic ammunition for any practical application, it's advisable to test a few rounds in both suppressed and non-suppressed configurations to see how your particular rifle handles them. Additionally, consulting with POF or a qualified gunsmith regarding the suitability of subsonic rounds in their rifles can provide more tailored advice.


    If you have further questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to reach out to True Shot Ammo at (888) 736-6587 or email us at sales@trueshotammo.com. We're here to help with your ammunition needs!

    C
    Customer

    Does this ammo recycle in a non suppressed and suppressed (Dead Air Nomad 30) POF Revolution gas piston driven rifle?

    Customer Service

    Hello Dave, thank you for your question about the compatibility of Atomic Ammo 308 Win 175 gr Subsonic HPBT with a POF Revolution gas piston-driven rifle, both with and without a Dead Air Nomad 30 suppressor.


    Non-Suppressed Use: In a non-suppressed POF Revolution, cycling subsonic ammunition like the Atomic Ammo 308 175 gr Subsonic HPBT can be challenging. Subsonic rounds have less energy compared to standard rounds, which might not be sufficient to cycle the action fully in gas-operated systems, particularly in a rifle like the POF Revolution which is designed for standard 308 Winchester pressures.


    Suppressed Use: Adding a suppressor, such as the Dead Air Nomad 30, can sometimes assist in better cycling of subsonic ammunition. Suppressors can increase backpressure, which might help in cycling the action when using subsonic rounds. However, it's important to note that even with a suppressor, the cycling of subsonic ammunition is not guaranteed, especially in gas piston systems which are less sensitive to changes in backpressure compared to direct impingement systems.


    Rifle-Specific Considerations: The POF Revolution, being a gas piston-driven rifle, might have specific nuances in how it handles subsonic ammunition. Some gas piston rifles can be adjusted to better accommodate different types of ammunition, but this depends on the specific model and its features.


    Recommendations: For the most reliable performance, especially if you're considering using subsonic ammunition for any practical application, it's advisable to test a few rounds in both suppressed and non-suppressed configurations to see how your particular rifle handles them. Additionally, consulting with POF or a qualified gunsmith regarding the suitability of subsonic rounds in their rifles can provide more tailored advice.


    If you have further questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to reach out to True Shot Ammo at (888) 736-6587 or email us at sales@trueshotammo.com. We're here to help with your ammunition needs!

    C
    Customer

    Does this ammo recycle in a non suppressed and suppressed (Dead Air Nomad 30) POF Revolution gas piston driven rifle?

    Customer Service

    Hello Dave, thank you for your question about the compatibility of Atomic Ammo 308 Win 175 gr Subsonic HPBT with a POF Revolution gas piston-driven rifle, both with and without a Dead Air Nomad 30 suppressor.


    Non-Suppressed Use: In a non-suppressed POF Revolution, cycling subsonic ammunition like the Atomic Ammo 308 175 gr Subsonic HPBT can be challenging. Subsonic rounds have less energy compared to standard rounds, which might not be sufficient to cycle the action fully in gas-operated systems, particularly in a rifle like the POF Revolution which is designed for standard 308 Winchester pressures.


    Suppressed Use: Adding a suppressor, such as the Dead Air Nomad 30, can sometimes assist in better cycling of subsonic ammunition. Suppressors can increase backpressure, which might help in cycling the action when using subsonic rounds. However, it's important to note that even with a suppressor, the cycling of subsonic ammunition is not guaranteed, especially in gas piston systems which are less sensitive to changes in backpressure compared to direct impingement systems.


    Rifle-Specific Considerations: The POF Revolution, being a gas piston-driven rifle, might have specific nuances in how it handles subsonic ammunition. Some gas piston rifles can be adjusted to better accommodate different types of ammunition, but this depends on the specific model and its features.


    Recommendations: For the most reliable performance, especially if you're considering using subsonic ammunition for any practical application, it's advisable to test a few rounds in both suppressed and non-suppressed configurations to see how your particular rifle handles them. Additionally, consulting with POF or a qualified gunsmith regarding the suitability of subsonic rounds in their rifles can provide more tailored advice.


    If you have further questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to reach out to True Shot Ammo at (888) 736-6587 or email us at sales@trueshotammo.com. We're here to help with your ammunition needs!

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