300 Blackout Suppressor Deathmatch. $20K in Cans Exposed. Subs vs Supers.

In this video Rob Orgel runs a true head-to-head suppressor comparison on a 300 blackout bolt action rifle using both subsonic and supersonic ammunition. No hype. No marketing filters. Just real sound performance.
This test focuses on what shooters actually care about. Tone, perceived loudness, and how each suppressor performs when switching between subs and supers on the same rifle. Every can is tested under the same conditions to show which suppressors really sound good and which do not.
Suppressors used in this video include the Stelth Additive Works Tisha 9 mm, the Stelth Additive Works Tisha 30, the RD USA SASS titanium, the LMT ion 762, the LMT ion 556, the Sig hexium M762, the Sig Hexum 300, the otter Creek lab infinity suppressor, the cat JL in titanium, the B&T 300 suppressor, the Kovix 30–8 suppressor, the Huxwrx 360 suppressor, the nomad L suppressor, the nomad XCI suppressor, the PTR vent one suppressor, the centurion Maximus 762 suppressor, the BNTSQD9M suppressor, the Velo 762 suppressor, and the B&T TREX762.
If you are researching a suppressor for 300 blackout, especially for a bolt action rifle, this comparison shows real-world differences you will not hear in promo videos. Subsonic vs supersonic performance matters. Sound signature matters. This video helps separate top performers from overpriced noise.
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