That does not automatically turn them into farmed deer, as you first called them. It's far more than just putting your own ear tag on them. And if you balls-up a head shot on a Red, what are you then going to do with your popgun ? Popping them off using a target bullet that, at absolute best, might produce 560fpe at the muzzle, is very far from legal. Park deer are regarded as wild deer, and come under the same Deer Act rules. In the UK it's very much a reloaders-only proposition. Just maybe, some very specialised applications such as silent short range fox control. TBH I can't see any attraction to the thing, other than in ARs. Maybe something to do with the compromised twist rate, too fast for the light bullets, marginal for the heavier ones. Accuracy is reported to be variable, particularly in the low powered loads. 300 Whisper for it, but that was never the original intention. It's still only a 1300 fpe round, so might have some utility for small deer, fully loaded, if you must. Expanding bullets available rather than FMJ or steel penetrator SS109 5.56 military stuff that was deemed less effective in some military scenarios. And much the same drop.ģ00 AAC Blackout was never developed as a subsonic round, rather as a high velocity equivalent of the 7.62x39 to up the bullet weight and diameter, and the power a tiny bit, compared with 5.56 ammo in ARs, requiring only a barrel change to convert to it. Click to expand.A subsonic 110 grain bullet has not even three times the muzzle energy of a typical 40 grain.
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