Why Subsonic Ammunition?
Shooting subsonic ammunition is significantly quieter than shooting supersonic ammunition. Simple fluid dynamics tells us that if a projectile travels at a velocity below the speed of sound, the sonic crack normally heard with supersonic projectiles will not be present. When used in combination with a sound suppressor, subsonic ammunition significantly reduces a firearm's sound signature to hearing-safe levels. | Learn More >>
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"I Finally Found a 300 AAC Blackout Subsonic Factory Load That Shoots 5 Round 1" Groups Even With My Old 9" 300 AAC Blackout Upper Receiver. With Several Other Manufacturers Subsonic Ammo I Would Get Huge groups. The Best I Was Getting Was ~ 2.5" Groups From This 9" AAC Upper Receiver..." – Jason
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"Don't have the time to reload for my blackout so I gave Discreet a try. Ruger is now shooting inch groups if I do my part. All you hear is the primer and the steel plate!" – J. Harris