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300 Blackout Hunting Ammo | Fenix Ammo

Fenix currently identifies one .300 Blackout product for hunting applications: the 110 grain FXP load with a Hornady VMAX projectile. It comes in a 100 round pack and uses factory new brass, extruded powder, and CCI primers. Fenix publishes barrel-specific velocities from 1,900 to 2,300 FPS. This product is currently listed as unavailable. Check the direct product page for live stock and complete specifications, or compare the full caliber lineup in 300 Blackout Ammo while the hunting option is unavailable.

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.300 Blackout 110gr FXP (VMAX) (100 ct.)
.300 Blackout 110gr FXP (VMAX) (100 ct.)
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300 Blackout Hunting Ammo Guide

The Fenix product description positions the 110 grain FXP VMAX load for hunting applications. Fenix lists a Hornady projectile, factory new brass, extruded powder, and CCI primers in a 100 round package. Published velocity is 2,300 FPS from a 16 inch barrel, 2,100 FPS from a 10.5 inch barrel, and 1,900 FPS from a 7.5 inch barrel. Keep each figure attached to its exact barrel context. View the product details for the full description, current price, and live availability before choosing this load for a planned hunt.

Keep hunting selection specific and current

This hunting selection is limited to the 110 grain FXP VMAX because Fenix explicitly supplies hunting positioning for that product. The other listed Fenix .300 Blackout loads do not carry equivalent hunting support in their product information. The 110 grain load is currently listed as unavailable, so confirm live stock on its product page before planning around it. Product positioning does not replace checking current hunting regulations for your location, species, firearm, and season. For another grain or projectile, return to 300 Blackout Ammo and compare only the specifications Fenix publishes for each product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Fenix .300 Blackout product has hunting positioning?

Fenix describes its 110 grain FXP load with a Hornady VMAX projectile as suited to hunting applications. The 100 round product is currently listed as unavailable.

What velocities does Fenix publish for the hunting-positioned load?

Fenix publishes 2,300 FPS from a 16 inch barrel, 2,100 FPS from a 10.5 inch barrel, and 1,900 FPS from a 7.5 inch barrel.

Where should I confirm hunting requirements?

Check current official regulations for your location, species, firearm, and season. Product positioning does not determine what is legal for a specific hunt.