..And I'm hooked!
I recently finished putting together my new 300BLK build and took it to the range to test function and sight it in. The shooter in the next line was shooting his 308 suppressed. We got to chatting and we ended up shooting each other's rifles. He even put his suppressor on my 300BLK and let me try it. So much fun and a much better experience.
I want to get a suppressor for my 300BLK. I've done some research and undertstand the process of getting a suppressor ( The videos on Youtube from Military Arms Channel were a great help) but I'm having trouble deciding on which one to go with. I see that Huntertown Arms has several models that are very affordable but I've seen some mixed reviews in recent years about them. I wouldn't mind paying more for one from a more established company but I want one that is user servicable. Most of the other 308 suppressors I've found are locked tight and need to be sent to the manufacturer to clean. I've even looked into making one myself. I'm pretty good with metal(welding, cutting, soldering, etc) but I'm having a hard time finding decent specifications that would let me know best practices for this.
So I need help. Are Huntertown Arms Suppressors good for the money? If they are, are there any negatives to them in general? Outside of Huntertown, what are some other 308 suppressors that are user servicable(or easily cleaned)?
Any other suggestions that come to mind for a new suppressor owner would also be appreciated!
Thank you all for any help given.
I recently finished putting together my new 300BLK build and took it to the range to test function and sight it in. The shooter in the next line was shooting his 308 suppressed. We got to chatting and we ended up shooting each other's rifles. He even put his suppressor on my 300BLK and let me try it. So much fun and a much better experience.
I want to get a suppressor for my 300BLK. I've done some research and undertstand the process of getting a suppressor ( The videos on Youtube from Military Arms Channel were a great help) but I'm having trouble deciding on which one to go with. I see that Huntertown Arms has several models that are very affordable but I've seen some mixed reviews in recent years about them. I wouldn't mind paying more for one from a more established company but I want one that is user servicable. Most of the other 308 suppressors I've found are locked tight and need to be sent to the manufacturer to clean. I've even looked into making one myself. I'm pretty good with metal(welding, cutting, soldering, etc) but I'm having a hard time finding decent specifications that would let me know best practices for this.
So I need help. Are Huntertown Arms Suppressors good for the money? If they are, are there any negatives to them in general? Outside of Huntertown, what are some other 308 suppressors that are user servicable(or easily cleaned)?
Any other suggestions that come to mind for a new suppressor owner would also be appreciated!
Thank you all for any help given.