Exigent Defense RICO309 | How Does It Sound?

Published on April 17, 2026
Duration: 1:21

This video demonstrates the sound signature of the RICO 309 firearm equipped with a suppressor, firing 300 Blackout subsonic ammunition. It also compares this sound to an APC 9mm firing subsonic rounds. The audio is captured at varying distances to simulate different scenarios, including bystander audio and the sound of being shot at from 100 yards.

Quick Summary

The RICO 309 firearm is tested with 300 Blackout subsonic ammunition through a suppressor, with audio captured at 50 and 100 yards. A comparison is also made with an APC 9mm firing subsonic rounds to illustrate different sound signatures.

Chapters

  1. 00:00RICO 309 Shooter Microphone Audio
  2. 00:0410.5" 300 Blackout Subsonic
  3. 00:17APC 9mm Subsonic Comparison
  4. 00:3050 Yards: Bystander Audio
  5. 00:52100 Yards: Being Shot At
  6. 01:19Final Audio Impression

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearm is being tested in the RICO 309 sound demonstration?

The video primarily tests the RICO 309 firearm. It also includes a comparison with an APC 9mm to showcase different sound signatures when suppressed.

What ammunition types are used in the RICO 309 sound test?

The RICO 309 is tested with 300 Blackout subsonic ammunition, specifically from a 10.5-inch barrel. The APC 9mm also uses subsonic ammunition for comparison.

At what distances is the sound of the firearms measured?

The audio is captured at multiple distances. Initial tests are close to the shooter, followed by measurements approximately 50 yards away (simulating bystander audio) and finally 100 yards away.

What is the purpose of the different microphone placements?

The microphone placements are designed to simulate different scenarios. The 50-yard placement captures bystander audio, while the 100-yard placement aims to convey the sound experience of being targeted.

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