Videos tagged with 300 Blackout subsonic

This video features a firearms enthusiast testing the Resilient Suppressors Putnik on a rifle chambered in .300 Blackout subsonic. The demonstration highlights the suppressor's effectiveness in reducing sound at an outdoor range, with the speaker expressing satisfaction with the results.

This video from Line 45, hosted by Sully, details five calibers experiencing significant shortages in 2025: 30-30 Winchester, 410 Bore, 5.7x28mm, 300 Blackout Subsonic, and 45 Colt. The presenter explains the reasons behind these shortages, including shifting manufacturer focus to high-demand calibers, increased civilian interest, and production limitations. He advises viewers to stock up strategically, build relationships with local gun shops, utilize online stock trackers, consider reloading, and avoid panic pricing.

The Dead Air Mojave 45 is a modular, low back pressure suppressor designed for 45 ACP. It features a 3D-printed titanium triccalonian baffle system and can be configured in long or short (K) variants. The suppressor is adaptable to various platforms, including pistols, submachine guns, and pistol caliber carbines, with options for booster systems or fixed barrel spacers.

This video provides a first look at the Dead Air Mojave 9 modular 9mm suppressor, highlighting its ability to be configured into two different lengths by removing the end cap and front section. It also introduces the Runner Arms Pincer ambidextrous magazine release, designed to prevent accidental magazine drops on Glocks. The review includes shooting impressions with the Mojave 9 on a pistol and a Colt 1911, noting its sound signature and cycling performance, alongside a demonstration of the Shooters Global shot timer.

This video details the loadout and experience of participating in the Varusteleka Remote Military March. The presenter, Ivan Capatcher, shares his gear choices for the 25km or 50km march, including specific apparel, footwear, and essential items carried in his pack. He emphasizes the importance of preparedness and the mental fortitude gained from completing challenging events, offering insights into gear selection for endurance activities.

This review tests Universal Armor's Level IIIA lightweight body armor, highlighting its exceptionally low weight (19 oz per plate) and integrated stab protection. The armor features a curved, 10x12 shooter's cut design inspired by tank armor for potential ricochet mitigation. Testing included 357 Magnum, 9mm, .40 S&W, 12 gauge buckshot, and surprisingly, 460 S&W Magnum, all of which were stopped without penetration, though 300 Blackout subsonic did penetrate.

The OSS RAD 9 is a modular 9mm suppressor featuring OSS's signature flow-through baffle design, which significantly reduces back pressure. This design makes it ideal for pistol caliber carbines (PCCs) and semi-automatic handguns, minimizing gas blowback into the action. The suppressor can be configured in a full-size (7.7 inches, 9.1 oz) or short configuration (5.15 inches, 5.9 oz) by removing a modular section. It is constructed from 17-4 stainless steel, grade 5 titanium, and aluminum, and is rated for 300 Blackout subsonic and full auto fire.

This video tests the ballistic performance of the TacticalXMen UTA Level IIIA Ultralightweight Body Armor. The armor is subjected to various handgun rounds, buckshot, and a subsonic 300 Blackout round. While it successfully stops all rounds it's rated for, it fails against the subsonic 300 Blackout. The review also covers the accompanying Universal Armor plate carrier.

This video from Brownells introduces several new firearm products. Key items include high-tier Schmidt Bender rifle scopes with 34mm tubes and precise adjustments, AC-Defense muzzle devices and suppressor accessories for MP5 and Tyrant suppressors (including a 300 Blackout subsonic adapter), Swagger bipods offering field-ready stability and height adjustment, and a new Nickel Boron M16 bolt carrier group from Brownells for enhanced durability and slickness.

This video from SHOT Show 2016 showcases two SilencerCo suppressors: the Omega 9K and the Hybrid. The Omega 9K is highlighted on a Glock 43 and is rated for calibers up to 300 Blackout subsonic. The Hybrid suppressor is presented as a versatile option, capable of handling pistols, AR platforms, and even large bore rifles up to 45-70 Government.