The only purpose for it is use with supressors as far as I know. The relative quietness of the round is what I heard its strongest point.

It's pretty effective for a subsonic caliber and works in the AR-15 platform with only minor modifications, however if it's not suppressed it really not better than anything else and cost more.

And that's the whole draw. Like, if you're working with a suppressor, then you're not doing work at long ranges one way or another, really. Because the suppressor slows down whichever round you're working with.

I really would love a suppressor but I don't want to pay the government for their tyrannical infringement on my second amendment rights by making me pay a $200 stamp.

I was saying what I said to try and make sure you didn't get a visit from certain Alphabet organizations.

But, that's fine.

Still cool to see it.

And congrats, I'm sure that .300 blackout serves you well.

Its got a niche application but its super capable

ooh very nice.

.300 BLK is super sick

I would love to have one, but for now, 30-30 fills the role well enough.

What? How

Theyre completely diffrent

medium power rifle round.

ofc, its not suppressed

but its performs similarly, and sub sonic ammo is available

not saying its the same, I'm just saying that it's what I got. <:KEK:795742276549607456>

I was thinking about sub 308 but now 300BK does a better job

yo, sick. Love that gun so much! xD

true. for sub-sonic, .300blk is really awesome.

I like that you can run it through an AR too, so you got fast-follow up shots.

What else would you use?

This is my setup, a 5.56 and 300AAC upper set up for quick swaps

smexy.

Same upper lenghts as well

oh, thats hella smart.

10.3+5 and 8.5+7

Pretty frikin close

what does the +5 mean?

the length of the sup?

Ye

5” 5.56 can and 7” .30 can

ahh nice.

And ive just started project tactical AK

very cool

Need new everything

Stock furniture is garbage

Its literally injection-molded ABS plastic