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The exposed piston makes it noisier than other platforms suppressed. There was an AUG specific suppressor that covered up the piston at one point but it seems to have dropped off the market.
I also don't see why you'd want a rifle optimized for longer barrel lengths chambered for a cartridge tailored for shorter barrel lengths but that's just me.
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I understand the questions about choosing 300BLK, and they
are reasonable questions to ask.
For my situation, I have a few short barrel (6" or less) weapons in 300BLK that I
really like and would be difficult to replace with 5.56. So I'm trying to "retire" my 2 remaining 5.56 rifles, and shoot just 300BLK for my PDW
and carbine fun.
The main reason is that I'm trying to avoid a catastrophic situation by simultaneous usage of both 300BLK and 5.56 cartridges -- they are just too similar and it would be
far too easy to quite literally blow up a rifle and quite possibly seriously injure someone with just one 300BLK round where a 5.56 round was
supposed to be. Yes, I know -- training, discipline, etc should handle that, but the cost of failure is just too high, and the EASE of making that mistake is too great for my personal comfort level. My only other option is to get rid of my very short barrel 300BLK weapons all together -- I've thought about that too, and in fact am
still considering that option.