Vlad wrote:I will stick my neck out on this one... I do hunt deer with my 300 WTF pistol. I am in the shotgun zone so it is the best "hammer" I have availble to me. I have been activly hunting with it for 6 years. Long before the AAC Blackout was mentioned. I have taken somewhere around 15+ deer with mine. And before anyone says BS, I am hunting in the intensive harvest area where the limit is 5... I am getting 2250FPS with a 125 Sierra bullet that is 2 moa when using my sling a post as a rest. It works well. It works well for me because I practice (A LOT) and am selective on my shots. I dont shoot at running or trotting deer. I wait for broadside or stationary deer. I am happy to say I have not lost a deer I have shot at with this firearm. If the shot is in the chest or head, is is time to cut meat. Period... No amount of power is going to make up for a bad shot.
I totally concur and mine is very accurate as well. I have practiced shots passed 200 yards and get good effect on target. Though I would not advocate shots at that range. However it's still quite possible and effective.
I have taken deer at 150 yards with it. All my deer have been one shot kills. I use the 110 VMax or 125 grain Hornady round. You can poo poo it all you want but proof is in my freezer every year. I have never wasted a shot and cleanly killed my deer with one shot. I probably won't have an intensive harvest next year so I will be back to one tag but if it comes out into my kill zone it will be in my freezer. It's hardly a rock for a hammer. It's the right tool for the job in my area. I have been hunting for well over 30 years with rifle, shotgun,matchlocks, flintlocks, percussion, cartridge black powder, lever guns, bolts, semis, and bows. I have taken deer with them all. In the area I hunt now this works the best for me and extends my range over my slug gun or regular handgun.
So I fully endorse a .300 Blackout AR pistol for deer hunting.
Ballistically it gets the job done.
http://www.hornady.com/cgi-bin/ball10.cgi?firearm=Rifle&desc=300+BLK+125gr+9%22+barrel&wght=125&coef=.295&vel=2120&sight=1.5&temp=59&barom=29.53&zero=0&wspd=0&calcbutton=Calculatehttp://m.hornady.com/assets/files/ballistics/2015-Standard-Ballistics.pdf