DPMS Kitty Kat | How Is It This Quiet?

Published on March 22, 2025
Duration: 11:12

This video reviews the DPMS Kitty Kat in 300 Blackout, focusing on its suppressed sound signature and performance with subsonic and supersonic ammunition. The reviewer highlights its quiet operation with subs, manageable recoil without ear protection even with supers, and potential for home defense. Modifications and accessory choices are also discussed.

Quick Summary

The DPMS Kitty Kat 300 Blackout, when suppressed with subsonic ammunition, is exceptionally quiet, allowing for shooting without ear protection. While supersonic rounds are louder, they remain manageable. The firearm is tuned for subs, offering pleasant recoil, but may require a lighter spring for improved reliability with this ammo type.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quiet is the DPMS Kitty Kat 300 Blackout when suppressed?

The DPMS Kitty Kat 300 Blackout is exceptionally quiet when suppressed with subsonic ammunition. The reviewer was able to shoot without ear protection, indicating a very low sound signature. Even with supersonic rounds, the noise level was manageable for short durations.

What are the reliability concerns with the DPMS Kitty Cat 300 Blackout?

The firearm experienced intermittent reliability issues specifically with subsonic ammunition. The reviewer and Marco suggest that a lighter recoil spring might resolve these issues, as the gun is tuned for subs and may benefit from adjustments for optimal feeding.

What modifications were made to the DPMS Kitty Cat?

The reviewer replaced the stock milspec trigger with a QVO Tactical two-stage trigger for improved shooting experience. A Griffin Armament Dual 7 suppressor and muzzle device were added for sound suppression. A Roush Manufacturing mount was used for the Holosun red dot sight.

Is the DPMS Kitty Kat 300 Blackout suitable for home defense?

Yes, the DPMS Kitty Kat 300 Blackout is considered a good candidate for home defense due to its compact size and extremely quiet operation with subsonic ammunition when suppressed. The reviewer notes its accuracy at 50 yards is sufficient for this purpose.

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