SUBSONIC ROUNDS VS REGULAR PROFESSIONAL

Care, attention to detail, and a love for the industry helped to shape this remarkable piece of engineering. 300 Blackout comes with an Accurate-Mag steel magazine.Įnter YHM’s. This barreled action is then mated to our MARC® Sport chassis system, MARC® handguard, GBR 0 MOA scope rail (GBR-230-A), and a folding SB Tactical arm brace. The MARC® Sport Pistol in. It features 5/8”-24 muzzle threads and is outfitted with YHM’s slant brake (YHM-3085-MB-A). This model comes configured in 9” 300 Blackout. The MARC® Sport Pistol utilizes a Remington® 700 action in conjunction with a “remage” style barrel interface.

The MARC® Sport bolt action pistols were developed to meet the demand for a small, compact yet hard hitting firearm. YHM/Graham Brothers MARC Pistol – 300BLK –.300BLK Subs VS 308 Subs – Equipment Used: My main concern in today’s analysis are the fence-sitters out there: people who love suppressors and want to experience subsonic bliss but may not want to invest in a 300BLK platform. But I’m a convert.įrom a suppressed weapon system aspect, should a subsonic 190gr projectile perform consistently independent of the cartridge case it leaves? Maybe. I’ll admit it, I was at one time skeptical too. I’m not sure why a rifle cartridge evokes such a visceral response in some people, but inevitably when we shoot 300 Blackout here at TFB there’s at least one or two commenters that are adamant that we are either going to blow up our guns, wasting our money, or that the cartridge itself is just a fad. SILENCER SATURDAY #124: 300BLK Subs Vs 308 Subs With Labradar Data The Debate – “300BLK Is Stupid” I’ll be purchasing one for regular use at TFB. It’s simple to use, collects and records data automatically and gives you another dimension to your platforms. If you are a reloader, a precision rifle shooter or are a fiend for data, you should be considering the purchase of a Labradar. In the meantime, I’m putting the Labradar to work in today’s discussions regarding 300BLK subsonic ammo versus 308Win subsonic ammo. The good people at Labradar have loaned me one of their chronograph systems for a neat project I have coming up that will test every available 300BLK loading in a variety of barrel lengths from 5.5” to 16”. Environmental variables, surface temperature and projectile velocity to start. But I’d also like to start collecting data that is not commonly associated with silencer performance. Video recording may be important as well.

SUBSONIC ROUNDS VS REGULAR PROFESSIONAL

Professional audio recording equipment may help (though still incapable of capturing the pulse of a gunshot). With some planning and preparation, I hope to compile a host of instruments that will give us a better understanding of suppressor and ammunition performance. Without access to a scientifically appropriate decibel meter, I’ve been suffering from a lack of quantifiable data for our weekly discussions. SILENCER SATURDAY #124: 300BLK Subs Vs 308 Subs With Labradar Data Today we wade into the interesting debate of 300BLK subs versus 308Win subs.

Last week we went deep into the integrally suppressed rifle world with the REM700 from Innovative Arms. We are brought to you by our friends at Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the Resonator K suppressor and the Graham Brothers MARC chassis – both of which are featured in today’s episode. Never mind that it’s probably the only weekly suppressor publication, just focus on the best. Good morning everyone and welcome back to another installment of the world’s best weekly suppressor publication.

Subsonic rounds vs regular