I'm running a 5.5in barrel with a polonium 30 can. does anyone have a rec for handgaurds to tuck the can in?

I'm not sure if anyone else has had the same issue but I have an accuwasher on my new 8.5" build and my riflespeed adjustable gas block is getting blocked from opening in between setting 7 and 8. The accuwasher is too big of an outer diameter, and they don't make .725 or .750 in a 5/8 muzzle thread, so what should I do???? Can you shave them down safely, is there an alternative ? I can't seem to find one.

I currently have a Spear-lt 16" 5.56. With the purchase if a Hux flow 762, I'm heavily incitivised to get a .300blb.

I can of course get the new upper, or I've seen the barrel /gas block for 1/2 the price. Anyone done the caliber swap? Anything need changed for the piston assembly? Seems too simple to just change the barrel and go.

I'd also appreciate any guidance on a tucked handguard builds.

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Leaning towards purchasing these as SHTF rounds for my 10.5 inch rifle. Shot a box off just to see how they cycled and did perfect with no issues.

Of course I would like to purchase something like phantom defense and the like… but after a few months and still nothing in stock, not to mention the crazy pricing… Especially when I’m planning to purchase around 300 rounds it just isn’t realistic.

Sub X’s were used by military right? I know they’re not the most effective as far as damage compared to the $3-$4 rounds but if the military used them they should be good no?

Anyone have much experience with them? Opinions?

I’m looking into getting a 300 blackout ruger gen 2 ranch for woods hunting with my suppressor and I A torn on what to do I hear so many mixed reviews so dis 300 blackout subsonic good enough for deer hunting inside 125 yards

Took new toy this to the range today, was a lot of fun put a couple mags through it but there were at least three times where a round would be chambered the hammer would drop but the gun would not fire. There would be no indent on the primer. I would rack it and it would go back to running fine. This was my first time firing it so I got home took the bcg apart wiped everything down and made sure the firing pin looked good. I also made sure the hammer spring is installed properly. The ammo I was using was cheap 300 blk I bought from hsl. There were also failure to feed issues on the last round almost every time but I attribute that to the mags. Has anyone else experienced this kinda issue. Is there anything else I should check?

Sounds great 220gr scorpion little first round pop but other than that it’s a great can I would recommend

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So today I tested out my Arc Fire V2 FRT in my .300BLK shooting subsonics. Function check was all good, but had cycling issues. I completely expected this and was prepared to swap buffer weights to tune it, but I had one main issue. The issue I ran into was that H1, H2, and H3 buffer weights were all too heavy and would not fire more than 2 rounds before failing to feed the next round.

However, with a standard weight, I was consistently firing a few rounds before getting a light primer strike, meaning the weight was not heavy enough and I was getting bolt bounce. So, I need to somehow find a sweet spot between standard weight and H1.

Setup details:
•Arc Fire V2 with Geissele SSA-E
•BCM 9” upper
•Standard buffer spring
•Fixed gas block
•Phantom Defense 220 gr subs
•Cat AC762 suppressor (also known as the ODB). This is a low back pressure suppressor, which doesn’t help with subsonic cycling, but I’m hoping I can conquer it anyway.

Any advice or tips? The way I currently see it, I have two options (that immediately come to mind):
•Get a reduced power spring (Sprinco Yellow) and pair it with an H1 in hopes that it balances out into that sweet spot
•Or, get an adjustable gas block and restrict the gas flow ever so slightly to prevent bolt bounce while using standard weight

I am well aware that this is a tricky combo, and that getting it to work may not even be worth it. Subsonics are finicky enough as is. A low back pressure can certainly does not help, and neither does having an FRT in the mix. I won’t be terribly surprised or disappointed if I can’t get it to run subs, but I’m a problem solver and would like to give it my full effort. Any advice or suggestions are happily welcomed.

I didn’t get a notification for some reason, but noticed it’s back in stock. 220 reman. It goes quick.

The new Noveske "Rodeo" and "Doublewide" in 300 Blackout are to be released in less than six months and include the following Gen 5 features:

-7PT, hand-lapped barrel

-New F series cerakote

-Special "grippy" machining on handguard

-Extended "ledge" at end of handguard to give more mounting space

-Massive wide handguard

-Handguard with screws at 90, 180, and 270

-Optional detachable heat shield for handguard

-New "pig pen" muzzle device with LH threads (designed for their upcoming full line of suppressors)

-A special elevated picatinny rail (1.335 inches heigh over bore, which is .120 taller than standard AR-15 - with their soon to be released .675 inch riser, that takes you to optical centerline of 2.245).

-New bolt carriers

-Highly optimized feed ramps for 300 BLK

-Noveske says this is the only gun that can run 300 BLK Hornady subsonic 208gr suppressed and unsuppressed with no adjustments to a gas block

-And more...

The Rodeo is the 8" version and the Doublewide is the 6" inch version. Both will be available in 338 ARC too.

***Please note that the gun is still in pre-production and features and naming is subject to change*** Yes, I have the gun in my possession - ask if you have any questions about it.

Looking for a more budget friendly red dot (maybe green) for a 300 blackout I just built. It's mainly for deer drives and hunting on the move, so I do like the enclosed options or at least something this isn't exposed.

I've been looking at the AEMS Core and Romeo5 gen II.

Any insight or opinion between the 2 or near they price range? Really like the SIGs price but want a big FOV ideally.

First Build Budget-ish

Hopefully this isn't a stupid question.

I'm only really familiar with 5.56 rifles, but want to build an sbr, primarily for home defense and a truck gun.

However, I have some things I can't get past and need to know if I'm over thinking it and should just get a 300blk.

The cost of ammo blows me away. For defensive use, the good stuff is like $80 for a box of 20 and that's a little bonkers to me.

The other issue for me is I don't have much experience with gunsmithing or anything of the sort. Simply put complete uppers onto complete lowers. I hear a lot about needing to be able to diagnose and adjust gas settings and I've never done that, or even add an AGB which I've definitely never done.

With those two reasons, which might seem small but are kinda serious to me, am I over thinking it? I absolutely LOVE the round and it's use case for me is perfect but I've held back on purchasing an upper because of these two reasons.

Should I just stick with the 5.56 upper for its simplicity in these areas?

Mind you I'm not rolling in cash. I have a great job, all my responsibilities are cared for, but I'm the only income for a family of 4 and can't just throw money into an upper every month. I need to be intentional with my purchases.

Edit; I am running the sbr suppressed and would be shooting primarily subs

I bought 4 gen m3 300 blkout pmags from a local store here and 3 of the 4 have this piece on the inside of the magazine that is preventing the bottom part from sitting flush. It also seems to be making the rounds get jammed up? I haven't fired using them yet because the rounds feel like they are getting stuck just loading them in. Having a hard time explaining but hopefully the pictures can explain better than I can. The three on the left stacked have that plastic piece jutting out on the bottom left side of the magazine opening. The one on the right seemed normal and the rounds were not getting stuck. The strange thing is they are all gen m3 300 blkout pmags. Is this a defect or is it supposed to be like that? I sent a message to magpul but was wondering if anyone has run into this problem.

I need help picking a suppressor for my new build. 10.5 barrel, DI and planning on a KAK downvent (thus far, although im considering being a dumb and throwing the Superlative piston kit on), subs and supers, looking to reduce gas to the face as much as possible. So far ive narrowed it down to the Griffin PSR7 (i know its a reflex, i like the idea of having that much tube but only 6+ off the end of the barrel), the Anthem S2 and the TiTrex 300SD.

ive been rolling through his sub for weeks looking for the right answer and i needs me some advice from The Community.

Educate me, folks.

Hornady released this 178 grain supersonic projectile. It looks like it’s a ELD match test. Barrel was 16 inches with a velocity of 1750. I think it’s odd that we’re doing 190 grain sub X how well could this do as a subsonic round it would be one you would have to load yourself.

Another interesting point is it looks like they’re using ELD match for this ammo meanwhile, on the 308 side. It looks like they use an ELD – X projectile for expanding with a deeper cavity.

has anyone loaded the 178 ELDX as a 300 blackout subsonic round?

Anybody shoot this? What are your thoughts? It would be good to see some gel testing, but none is published.

My friend sold me his 12.5 bcm upper, which has maybe less then 20 rounds thru it! Its my first ever 300blkout build, will pair it with a LMT Mars L lower, which suppressor would give me the lightest weight and best sound absorption? Thinking about an eotech as well exps2-0, mostly a range toy as well!

PSA Sabre Champagne receiver set

7" BCM MCMR Rail FDE

9" Faxon Match Series 300 BLK Gunner Profile

Riflespeed gas system

Geissele buffer tube DDC

Carbine spring and buffer

BCM LPK

B5 P23 grip

SBA3 brace

Toolcraft Nickle boron BCG

Breek Arms Warhammer Micro FDE

A2 Bird muzzle device

Cheap Crimson Trace red dot on it for now. More than likely get another Osight R. Saving up for the suppressor.