Onyx L Silencer .30 Cal

Details

Looking for the quietest and lightest .300 blackout silencer possible?  We designed the Onyx L Silencer for those looking for maximum sound suppression without adding a lot of weight to your muzzle. Adopting the formula of our awesome  Onyx-K PDW silencer, we extended it 3″ and added 6 more baffles making the sound performance of the Onyx-L one of the quietest .30cal silencers on the market while being the smallest and lightest in the class. The Onyx L is unbelievably QUIET! Constructed of 100% 6AL-4V aerospace grade billet titanium, this silencer weighs in at a mere 12 oz and is 9″ long. Billet 6AL-4V yields the strongest properties and most erosion resistance for a titanium silencer (stronger than sintered baffles and 3D printed titanium). Forget cheap cerakote that scratches easily, each Onyx L Silencer comes coated in premium DLC (Diamond Like Coating) for it’s superior scratch and temperature resistance, but also beautiful finish. The Onyx-L is full auto rated for .300 blackout and can handle up to .300 WM with a responsible firing schedule. Each silencer ships standard with your choice of a titanium 5/8×24 direct thread mount with taper or a titanium Atlas Ti (Q Plan B style) mount for use with taper fast attach muzzle devices like the Q Cherry Bomb, Rearden MFG (what we use on our guns), and Liberty Precision units. We use the industry standard 1.375×24 internal thread which allows for the flexibility to run whatever attachment method you prefer.

Barrel length and firing schedule restrictions

• 5” – .300 Blackout Subsonic Full-auto, .300 Supersonic Semi-auto
• 7” – .300 Blackout Subsonic Full-auto, .300 Blackout Supersonic Full-auto with short cool down between mags
• 10.5” – 5.56/223, 6.5 Grendel, 6 ARC, 7.62×39 – Semi-auto
• 12.5” – Supersonic .308, 6.5 CM, .260 Rem, .243, etc.
• 18” – 6.5 PRC/SAUM and WSM cartridges – Bolt-action
• 20” – .300 Win Mag – Bolt-action
• 22” – .300 PRC – Bolt-action
• 24” – .300 Norma, 300 RUM – Bolt-action

Reasonable/limited full auto rated with intent to keep temperature down. Suppressor should not exceed 800 degrees F’.