300 blackout muzzle device advice......

The smaller charges of faster powders vs .223 already makes the .300 pretty tame as far as blast goes.

Don’t use any “brake” as they only make what’s there more concussive, unless reducing recoil is a higher priority.

Mine is only 8.5” but has an 11.5” tube that I enclosed at the end to prevent blast from exiting it from the side, so nothing gets damaged when testing for stability without the suppressor. Directs all blast downrange.






That said the suppressor is the muzzle device that will lesson felt recoil and reduce blast the most.

This is the thing to get. Its actually pretty incredible how much they knock down the muzzle blast. They have a baffle in the end of them kind of like a single chamber suppressor. The ATF does not consider them a suppressor however. Try one, I promise you will be amazed.



https://www.deltateamtactical.com/R...15LR-308-58x24-SLIM-Muzzle-Device_p_9058.html

https://www.ebay.com/itm/US-Sell-Al...hash=item2ad8ced378:m:mkHqpg6IwC_G2F0mvz5t4cw

I love linears for light recoiling guns to make them a smidge more pleasant to the ear.
https://www.deltateamtactical.com/Recoil-Technologies-58x24-Linear-Compensator_p_9046.html

Another vote for a linear compensator. Kaw Valley Precision are my go-to flavor.

Suppress it. Isn't that what 300 Blackout is for. I never really saw a reason to own a 300 Blackout except to put a suppressor on it, very cool gun running suppressed.

Given your 16" barrel... you shouldn't have a lot of muzzle blast.

The powder charge weight from a 300BK Supersonic is "about" the same as a .357 Magnum, and if you have ever fired a .357 Magnum from a 16" lever gun... that is "about" the blast you will have.

That said, linear comps help direct that blast forward... the side noise is still about as loud.

Dependent on your muzzle threads, I would consider a BCM .308 Comp. ... but I don't know how "dramatic" the reduction in blast would be.
https://bravocompanyusa.com/bcmgunfighter-compensator-mod-1-7-62-300-blackout/

Allen One1 said:

Suppress it. Isn't that what 300 Blackout is for. I never really saw a reason to own a 300 Blackout except to put a suppressor on it, very cool gun running suppressed.

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Pretty much where I’m at.

I never thought 300blk really needed recoil reduction, I used a linear compensator on the one that I had and sold, but that was before I owned a suppressor.

Probably would’ve kept the 300blk pistol I had if I had a suppressor at the time but without a suppressor there wasn't much desire as my x39 was a more potent substitution.

Suppressed 300 BO is so much fun.