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SwampF0X 05-20-2010 10:51 AM

300 whisper suppressor
 
What would be the best suppressor for the 300 whisper? I've read that some people are using a 9mm can. Is it just as quiet as a 30 cal can? I will be shooting subs through it almost exclusively.

I would like to keep my barrel length at 16" and have a partial integral suppressor to keep the OAL as short as possible without getting the SBR stamp.

Just looking for recommendations.

thanks,
swampf0x

alorton 05-20-2010 11:17 AM

I've read that the 9mm suppressors work quite well on subsonic 300 Whisper. I've also read that you can't shoot supersonics through them as the pressure is too high. I have no personal experience trying a 9mm suppressor on a Whisper though, I use a YHM .308 suppressor.

HUNTER2 05-20-2010 02:37 PM

If you keep it sub, pressure won't bother it. Liberty is one company that will make you a reflex style to keep the length down. DeGroat Ar. makes a 12" that is excellent. It will add a lot of length. Ops Inc makes a reflex type that is rated up to the 300 UM.

Fritzcat 05-20-2010 06:42 PM

It depends on what you want or need to do with it. I mainly hunt or plink, but the 762 is accurate on my bolt gun at long ranges. I have a YHM 762 and a YHM 9mm XL for carbines. I use the 762 on my AR 762x39, 16" barrel. It is heavy out at 16", but I can shoot super-sonic or sub-sonic. Mainly use it super-sonic now because I built a 300 Fireball 10 1/2" barrel threaded 1/2-28 so I can use the YHM 9mm XL. and sub-sonic only. It is very light to tote around it the woods. It does not spook the animals bad and I can get 3 or 4 kills out of a group of hogs, but, a couple of weeks ago using my AR 762x39 super-sonic, I got 2 hogs and 8 pigs. So it depends what you are using it for. I am lucky that I have both.

SwampF0X 05-20-2010 06:52 PM

I'll be using it for deer hunting primarily. I would like to be able to use it with super-sonic rounds even though I won't be shooting much of those if any. I guess I want my cake and eat it to LOL

swampf0x

Alleycat 05-20-2010 07:28 PM

http://www.major-malfunction.com/

Call the Major. He will give a no BS answer without bias. He is a dealer for everything so he has no stake in what brand you buy. His prices are bad ass too.

SwampF0X 05-21-2010 01:33 AM

If I go ahead SBR it, how short can the barrel be, without interfering with the gas system and leaving enough barrel in front of the gas system to thread it for a suppressor? I think I'm gonna go with a 9mm pistol can. Lighter, smaller and If I want to shoot supersonic rounds I have plenty of other rifles for that.

PS thanks for the link.

swampf0x

Fritzcat 05-21-2010 09:23 AM

It would be good if you cold hear them shoot. The 762 can is going to be quieter than a 9mm pistol can and a little quieter than a 9mm carbine can. There are silencer shoots around that you could go to. I don't mind demo mine because I like to shoot anyway if you are anywhere near me.

alorton 05-21-2010 10:35 PM

What is a reflex style suppressor? I've never heard that term.

As for barrel length, mine is a 10.5" and it cycles well and is a handy length with my YHM 7.62 suppressor attached. I think you can go shorter but my suppressor, according to YHM, should only be used on 10" and longer barrels for what that's worth.

Artful 05-21-2010 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alorton (Post 19551)
What is a reflex style suppressor? I've never heard that term.

It's where the barrel goes farther up the can
http://jacksonrifles.com/zz-silencers/images/tx4cut.jpg

Idea is to not extend beyond the existing barrel much by having the
primary expansion chamber behind the muzzle surrounding the barrel.

http://www.reflexsuppressors.co.uk/


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