Sig Sauer‘s Elite Performance Tactical Rifle line in .300 AAC Blackout (brand part no. T300BLK194ME-20) loads a 194-grain boat tail hollow point for shooters running AR-platform pistols, short-barreled rifles, and suppressed setups built around the cartridge. .300 Blackout was designed from the outset to run heavier, subsonic-capable bullets alongside standard supersonic loads out of the same magazine and bolt, and this 194-grain weight sits solidly in that heavier-for-caliber range. The boat tail hollow point pairs a hollow cavity built to aid expansion on impact with a tapered base that keeps drag down at any velocity the platform generates. For .300 Blackout shooters who want a tactical-grade loading, this rifle ammunition is built for the cartridge’s core mission.
Key Specifications
- The chambering is .300 AAC Blackout, purpose-built for AR-pattern pistols, SBRs, and suppressor use.
- The bullet weighs 194 grains, a heavier-for-caliber weight in the cartridge’s lineup.
- The bullet is a boat tail hollow point (BTHP), pairing an open tip with a tapered aerodynamic base.
- The hollow cavity is built to aid expansion on impact, rather than the plain feed profile of an FMJ.
- The boat tail base reduces drag, helping the bullet hold velocity and stability downrange.
- This load is part of Sig Sauer’s Elite Performance Tactical Rifle lineup.
- Cost runs about $3.19 per round, in line with premium tactical .300 Blackout ammunition.
- Each box holds 20 rounds, a standard count for a range or duty-qualification session.
- Heavier-for-caliber bullets like this one are commonly paired with subsonic-capable barrels and suppressors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does .300 Blackout use bullets this heavy? The cartridge was designed to run both standard-weight supersonic and heavier subsonic-capable bullets from the same platform, and 194 grains sits toward the heavier end.
Is this ammunition safe to shoot suppressed? .300 Blackout is widely used with suppressors, and heavier bullets like this one are a common pairing for that setup.
Is the BTHP built to expand? Yes, the hollow point cavity is designed to aid expansion on impact rather than the non-expanding profile of an FMJ.
Buy Sig Sauer Elite Performance Tactical .300 Blackout 194gr Boat Tail Hollow Point
A cartridge built for flexible bullet weights deserves a load tuned to take advantage of that range, and this 194-grain BTHP does exactly that. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.
