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If you're running a .300 Blackout upper and want ammunition that just works, Wilson Combat's 110-grain V-MAX load is built for it. These rounds leave the muzzle at 2350 fps from a 16-inch barrel, which puts you squarely in the supersonic sweet spot where the cartridge really shines. You get the flat trajectory and energy retention that makes the .300 Blackout such a versatile platform in the first place.
Every round is assembled and hand-inspected at Wilson Combat's Berryville facility using USA-made components throughout. The cases are quality brass, the Hornady V-MAX bullets are precision-built, and the clean-burning powder is selected to reduce flash and keep your barrel cleaner between sessions. That hands-on quality control actually matters when you're stacking rounds downrange and expecting reliable performance.
The V-MAX bullet deserves its reputation. The polymer tip isn't just for looks either. It improves the ballistic coefficient for flatter shooting and initiates rapid expansion on impact. At .300 Blackout velocities, you're looking at reliable fragmentation in soft tissue with aggressive terminal performance. This makes the 110-grain load suitable for varmint work and light game where consistent expansion matters.
You're getting solid brass cases that feed reliably through standard AR magazines, and the higher velocity keeps your gun cycling smoothly in both suppressed and unsuppressed rifles. The moderate recoil of the .300 Blackout platform combined with consistent Wilson Combat loadings means your group sizes stay tight at the range and your gun runs like it should.
At 2350 fps, the 110-grain V-MAX is optimized for supersonic, flat-trajectory shooting out to around 200 yards depending on your zero. The lighter bullet and higher velocity give you less holdover than heavier subsonic loads, but the V-MAX is designed as a varmint bullet, so closer ranges where you can take advantage of that expansion performance are ideal for hunting applications.
Yes, but with a note. These rounds are supersonic at 2350 fps, so your can will still produce the supersonic crack. They'll cycle fine in both suppressed and unsuppressed rifles, but if your main goal is running suppressed, you'd get the full stealth benefit with subsonic loads instead. That said, plenty of people run these suppressed when they want better ballistics and don't mind the noise signature.
Yes, the Boxer-primed brass cases are fully reloadable, which adds to the value of these rounds if you reload. Each box of 20 gives you quality components to work with for your own hand-loaded batches down the road.
The V-MAX is built for rapid expansion and is known for aggressive fragmentation. It's stronger performance-wise than basic FMJ rounds but with less penetration depth than heavier hunting bullets. For varmint work and light game, the 110-grain V-MAX hits a good balance. If you're hunting larger game or need maximum penetration, a heavier subsonic load would be better suited.
| Caliber/Gauge | .300 AAC Blackout |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.60 |
| Grains | 110 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | A300BLK110VMAX |
| Shipping Weight | 0.645 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 811826024800 |
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