I’ve seen a few on .300 blackouts but never asked the brand. They are out there.
www.midwestindustriesinc.com
If you get a suppressor with a QD mount feature you only need to replace the muzzle device on each rifle so the suppressor can be switched quickly without any tools and also accommodate a blast diverter by the same suppressor manufacturer.I have the Saint Victor Pistol in 5.56. I also have a .300 BLK upper. I’ve thought about getting a suppressor and if I do, I’m going to get something that will fit both. Through my own research, what I’m thinking about doing is getting a thread adaptor to be able to use the .300 suppressor on my 5.56. The link to this part should fit under the handguard and stick out enough to fit the suppressor. And when the suppressor isn’t on it, you should be able to get a blast diverted or flash suppressor to fit the thread pattern of this piece. Don’t know if this helps or not, but I think I’m going with the concept when I do get a suppressor.
KNS Precision 1/2×28 to 5/8×24 Thread Adapter AR15 TO 30 CAL SUPPRESSOR
Thread Adapter OD 5/8×24 ID 1/2×28 Tools Required- 17mm Wrench Flats This will adapt your .223/5.56 barrel to a .30 cal standard thread pitch.www.knsprecisioninc.com
Good option...
Even if you don’t have a .300 BLK or another .30 cal rifle/pistol, I would think you could still use this thread adaptor just to clear the handguard on your Saint Victor. As others here have mentioned in other threads, make sure the suppressor you get is compatible with a short barrel pistol (if that’s what you have). If it’s an actual rifle, then pretty much any 30 cal suppressor should work on a 5.56. I believe this would be a much cheaper option than changing out your handguard, especially if you like the one that’s on there.I have the Saint Victor Pistol in 5.56. I also have a .300 BLK upper. I’ve thought about getting a suppressor and if I do, I’m going to get something that will fit both. Through my own research, what I’m thinking about doing is getting a thread adaptor to be able to use the .300 suppressor on my 5.56. The link to this part should fit under the handguard and stick out enough to fit the suppressor. And when the suppressor isn’t on it, you should be able to get a blast diverter or flash suppressor to fit the thread pattern of this piece. Don’t know if this helps or not, but I think I’m going with the concept when I do get a suppressor.
KNS Precision 1/2×28 to 5/8×24 Thread Adapter AR15 TO 30 CAL SUPPRESSOR
Thread Adapter OD 5/8×24 ID 1/2×28 Tools Required- 17mm Wrench Flats This will adapt your .223/5.56 barrel to a .30 cal standard thread pitch.www.knsprecisioninc.com
Most likely any .30cal suppressor will work with a 5.56 but minimum barrel length may be an issue especially for the 5.56 depending on which suppressor you choose.
Its all about preference with the size of the handguard. With a vast majority of people not owning or having access to a suppressor the narrower hand guard fits more of the populace comfortably then have a wider handguard that would support a suppressor. I have both wider and narrower handguards on some rifles and pistols and for me the narrower guards feel a lot better to shoot with.
Barrel thread sizes are diff between 5.56, .308, 30 cal . .308/30 cal Wont swap Without a thread adapter
If you want brand loyalty, especially during these times, I would consider it less about obligation and more about customer satisfaction, repeat buying and positive referral.
Tell me—what percentage of Saint buyers are running cans on them? Single digits, would be my wager...likely low single digits.
I had no idea that there were so many unloyal SA buyers.
