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Ruger American rifle ranch model in .300 blk
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<blockquote data-quote="Okie4570" data-source="post: 2669854" data-attributes="member: 15643"><p>My intent with getting a .300blackout was to have a rifle for kids with little to no recoil, use .30 cal bullets and push them with next to no powder, and to suppress. I didn't buy if for it's muzzle energy. Even with a supersonic .300blackout load and the suppressor, there's still noise, much less than without the suppressor but it's still there. I'll probably never shoot a deer or a hog with a subsonic load. As far as the .308, I don't think the suppressor reduces muzzle blast enough to warrant the cost of the can for that application.............and I don't know why someone would want to load down a .308 to subsonic so that their can was fully utilized.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Okie4570, post: 2669854, member: 15643"] My intent with getting a .300blackout was to have a rifle for kids with little to no recoil, use .30 cal bullets and push them with next to no powder, and to suppress. I didn't buy if for it's muzzle energy. Even with a supersonic .300blackout load and the suppressor, there's still noise, much less than without the suppressor but it's still there. I'll probably never shoot a deer or a hog with a subsonic load. As far as the .308, I don't think the suppressor reduces muzzle blast enough to warrant the cost of the can for that application.............and I don't know why someone would want to load down a .308 to subsonic so that their can was fully utilized. [/QUOTE]
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