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Caracal CAR814 A2 7.5" 300BLK AR-15 Pistol Review

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Full review of the new Caracal 814 A2 300 Blackout AR-15 pistol with some accuracy testing, in depth discussion on its features, and what I think of it overall.

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  1. I built my own 300 BLK pistol mostly from Palmetto parts. Mine is a 10.5" barrel and very accurate to about 100 to 150 yards with a 30 mm Primary Arms red dot . I like the 110 Hornady supersonic. Seems to work well on the coyote pack that occasionally come around.

  2. Does it matter which ammo you are shooting, so if you are shooting 110grain vs 208 or 220 grain is the 2" grouping better or worse? I would assume that the 110gr rounds would group better moving at a higher velocity vs the 220gr? I would assume if you are target shooting or shooting at longer distances you would go with the 110gr and for suppressed shooting that would most likely be CQB or at least under 200 yards you would use something closer to the 220gr rounds. But I am pretty naive when it comes to 300 black and would like to know more.

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