I have been shooting for 60+ years, I spent two decades on active duty, and I have thoroughly studied firearms SYSTEMS. Ammunition (obviously) is a key element in those systems. Black Hills designs, develops and produces superb products . . . they clearly are a major industry leader (think Mk262). I’ll try this round, with the expectation of excellence. I also want to thank everyone associated with Black Hills; in an era where many market good products for large volume sales, it’s obvious that your goal is to develop, manufacture and sell GREAT products for more-limited marketplaces. I truly appreciate your doing so, I believe it is the right alternative, and I will continue to use your products.

Just saw Chris Bartelluci's video of the Mk262 mod 1-c. Got to get some of that!

Sold!! The Black Hills logo doesn't hurt either. Black Hills, fighting for freedom since 1999... and winning!

This is obviously meant for military/defensive use. With that said, I would love to try this as a hunting round. The 152 grained 308 round would be perfect for my next black bear hunt. The 62 grain round would make a near perfect coyote round. At the kind of distances we are working with in eastern North Carolina, the 62 grain round would even work for deer or wild pigs.

Looks like controlled chaos to me.

Is this the "extreme chaos" for the 556?

Is this the same as the controlled chaos bullet?

Guys there's not much point in posting KZfaq videos if you're not going to answer questions in the comments. Does this ammunition perform as barrier blind through windshields and other materials? Accuracy at four or five hundred yards compared to mk262 people want and need this data not some useless promotional video

Barrier blind?

Mk318 already exists