if the manufactured Advance Armament being the manufacture of the AAC 300TM 5/8-24 SUPPRESSOR says that this suppressor will not work with the Ruger PRC 300 precision rifle because of the gases etc. what would happen if it was use on the prc?

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if the manufactured Advance Armament being the manufacture of the  AAC 300TM 5/8-24 SUPPRESSOR says that this suppressor will not work with the Ruger PRC 300 precision rifle because of the gases etc. what would happen if it was use on the prc?

James G. · Answer

Roger, I would go with Advance Armament's recommendation for safety and warranty reasons. Just my opinion. Cheers!

Andrew B. · Answer

If they are saying that it will not work with it, don't use it. They specifically say that because it is not rated for the pressures the 300 PRC has, and can lead to a catastrophic failure that can damage the suppressor, the firearm, and you. Should damage happen because you used a suppressor that is not rated for the firearm it is mounted to, that would be grounds for denial of warranty work from both companies due to intentional misuse. Just get a suppressor that is rated for 300 PRC, or use earplugs.

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if the manufactured Advance Armament being the manufacture of the AAC 300TM 5/8-24 SUPPRESSOR says that this suppressor will not work with the Ruger PRC 300 precision rifle because of the gases etc. what would happen if it was use on the prc?