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300 Blackout Hunting Ammo Prices & Market Data

RF-300BLK-HUNT-MED Live market pricing
Live data from 2000+ retailers
Price History
Per round, USD
Market range (high–low)
Median price
AmmoSquared price
MARKET HIGH
$2.50
Highest price observed (90D)
MARKET LOW
$1.10
Lowest price observed (90D)
MEDIAN PRICE
$1.45
Less sensitive to outliers
MARKET SPREAD
$1.40
High minus low (90D)
AMMOSQUARED PRICE / ROUND
$1.46
Our current price
RETAILERS TRACKED
2000+
Samples in 90D
LAST UPDATED
Aug 1, 2026 · 12:00 AM UTC
Heads up: If you see a price that looks incorrect, it may be due to bad retailer data. Please let us know so we can investigate and correct it.

Products Included in 300 Blackout Hunting

  • 300 Blackout Fiocchi Hyperformance 125 SST 25 /ct
  • 300 Blackout Liberty Ammo Animal Instinct 96 CHP 20 /ct
  • 300 Blackout Underwood Ammunition Varmageddon 110 FBST 20 /ct
  • 300 BLK Winchester Deer Season XP 150gr XP 20/ct
  • 300 Blackout Nosler Varmageddon 110 FBT 20 /ct
  • 300 BLK Federal Power Shok Copper Bullet 120gr 20/ct
  • 300 Blackout Underwood Ammunition 125 BT 20 /ct
  • 300 Blackout Federal Power Shok 150 SP 20 /ct
  • 300 Blackout Hornady Black 110 NTX 20 /ct
  • 300 Blackout Wilson Combat 110 VMAX 20 /ct
  • 300 Blackout Nosler Ballistic Tip 125 BT 20 /ct

About 300 Blackout Hunting Ammo

300 AAC Blackout Hunting ammunition commonly uses expanding bullets in the 110–125 grain range for supersonic loads, designed to provide reliable expansion and effective energy transfer on deer, hogs, and similar game at short to moderate distances. Polymer-tipped, soft point, and bonded projectiles are common, optimized for performance from short-barreled rifles where the cartridge excels. These loads prioritize terminal performance over recoil or noise reduction. Pricing typically runs above practice ammo due to specialized hunting bullets and smaller production volumes. The products listed above include dedicated hunting lines from major manufacturers, so daily price movement reflects the broader 300 Blackout hunting retail market.

This page tracks live market pricing for 300 Blackout Hunting — expanding supersonic loads designed for deer and hogs — aggregated daily from 2000+ retailers. The chart shows the median cost per round, the market spread between typical low and high listings, and AmmoSquared's current price. Use it to see where 300 Blackout hunting prices sit today and time your buying accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of ammo are available from AmmoSquared?

We only stock high-quality, factory-new (not reloaded) ammunition from brands we trust, like PMC, Fiocchi, Federal, Remington, Winchester, Speer, Magtech, Wolf, Aguila, and others. When ammo is shipped, it will include a balanced variety of brands and loadings. All ammunition will be brass-cased, with very few exceptions .

Why does AmmoSquared calculate the median price and not the average?

AmmoSquared gathers prices from thousands of ammo retailers and calculates the median price (rather than the average) to avoid distortion from unusually high or low prices. This method ensures transparent and fair pricing.

Why is AmmoSquared's price sometimes higher than what I see on ammo price comparison sites?

AmmoSquared isn't built to always match the single lowest advertised price online. Price comparison sites often include loss leaders, temporary sale prices, limited-quantity promos, and “low price + high shipping” listings that aren't representative of what most people actually pay, especially once you factor in shipping. AmmoSquared aims for competitive, stable, sustainable pricing across the broader market. Once you factor in the benefits of getting your ammo from AmmoSquared (e.g. buy ammo automatically on your schedule and budget, store it in our climate-controlled facilities for free, available free shipping, etc.), you're getting a lot of value for the price you pay.

I found a price lower than the “Low” shown on your chart. Is your data wrong?

Our price chart is based on real daily retail transactions across thousands of retailers. In other words, it's built from what people actually paid, not just what a retailer listed online. Our price chart is meant to be a helpful market snapshot, but that doesn't mean you'll never find a one-off deal below the “low.”

But I really think your data might be wrong...

We do want to know about meaningful discrepancies. If you find a regular price online that looks truly comparable and lower, email us with the link (and ideally a screenshot of the price plus shipping). We review these to make sure our pricing is fair and that our data processing is accurate.