07-05-2015, 02:51 AM
LRRPF52 Wrote:Another tool, especially for very short duration mission profiles where low signature is important.
Just from a training standpoint, subsonic suppressed offers a lot of benefits for shooting indoors when doing your CQB work, Overpressure in the house is horrendous on the inner ear, even when wearing muffs, because of mastoid process resonance.
Some guys get inner ear problems, especially if they work with demo a lot in the house for explosive breaching, combined with all the supersonic overpressure from carbines indoors. It can take its toll bigtime. I have a buddy who was an SF Engineer Sergeant and Instructor at SF's CQB course at Bragg, who got Menier's disease. He's pretty much disabled for life and started having a lot of issues before he retired.
I understand it's another tool and about the subs being used suppressed. But they are only getting 244,000 sub ammo compared to over a million ball ammo. So that's where I get the why, I knitter they can buy as they go, but I'd think they would have gotten more sub ami since that's where the 300 shines. So I'll refer to your opinion on this with your knowledge, since I respect you and what you say.
In retrospect the 244,000 rnds of subs is a pretty fair amount lol
12.5" SBR Grendel - Need Barrel
Surge - Rugged Suppressor
Been a fan of the Grendel from the very beginning and haven't second guessed that choice one time.
Aim small, miss small!
Surge - Rugged Suppressor
Been a fan of the Grendel from the very beginning and haven't second guessed that choice one time.
Aim small, miss small!

