300AAC barrel & compensator ?

AR/M4 Beyond 5.56/.223
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hey guys, i haven’t yet posted any info or pics of my first AR build, but I’ll get around to it.

but for now, I’m looking for help in the blackout area. i love the idea of being able to get a barrel, forend, and upper, and having a whole
“new” gun at the range.

problem being, i am in NY, so 16" min length, and our muzzle devices are very specific.

my .223 is great, and i love it, but the stainless bull barrel even at 16" is heavy as hell. are there any blackout barrels that don’t weigh a ton, but will still be accurate enough for hog hunting?

for the muzzle device, i assume everyone is just going with an AR-10 device? or are there specific 300AAC devices?

thanks for the help, and please keep in mind i am on a low budget, i don’t rely on this rifle for HD, and i don’t get a ton of range time, so a $6000 barrel isn’t useful to me.

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Wilson makes stainless steel barrel in two profiles, they are 16" and threaded. I’m sure you could get them to make one without threads and at 16" I could be mistaken, but double check the NY laws because I though you couldn’t have threads, even under a pinned/welded brake? Make sure the brake is “approved” so there’s no flash reduction.

You could also shop around and find a decent priced preban lower and not worry about it.

http://shopwilsoncombat.com/300-AAC-Blackout/products/397/

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The threads have to have a pinned and welded ny legal compensator on them.

Sent from my MB860

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Ok, your in business then! Just get the Wilson or AAC barrel, pick the legal NY brake and have it pinned/welded by ADCO. Make sure your get .30 caliber and 5/8x24 threads