B&T USA SPR300 PRO
If you were to configure the ultimate close-quarters discrete urban precision rifle it would probably look a lot like the B&T SPR300 PRO. With its folding stock, included suppressor, .300 Blackout chambering, and Jason Bourne looks, it maxes out the cool factor. But, as usual, cool costs, and the SPR300 will set you back about five grand.
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It is one of those rare suppressed rifles that is as quiet as Hollywood portrays. The suppressor sleeves deep back over the barrel and is held in place by two sets of threads. The volume of gas that the can is able to accommodate is one reason the SPR300 is so quiet.
The stock folds for compact transport and adjusts for length of pull. A Picatinny rail runs along the top of the receiver and extends to the bridge that straddles the barrel. The stock also has sections of rail at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock for additional mounting options.
During SHOT Show range day, Editor-in-Chief Alex Robison had no problem shooting the rifle on steel out to 200 yards and was impressed by the quality of the SPR300’s trigger. To take some of the sting out of the rifle’s cost, it comes with everything except the glass. It ships with the suppressor, a bipod, scope rings, and one hard and one soft case.
B&T USA SPR300 PRO SpecsAction: Two-lug boltBarrel: 9.8-inch suppressedStock: Folding, adjustableTrigger: Timney adjustableMSRP: $5,200 usd
If you were to configure the ultimate close-quarters discrete urban precision rifle it would probably look a lot like the B&T SPR300 PRO. With its folding stock, included suppressor, .300 Blackout chambering, and Jason Bourne looks, it maxes out the cool factor. But, as usual, cool costs, and the SPR300 will set you back about five grand.
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It is one of those rare suppressed rifles that is as quiet as Hollywood portrays. The suppressor sleeves deep back over the barrel and is held in place by two sets of threads. The volume of gas that the can is able to accommodate is one reason the SPR300 is so quiet.
The stock folds for compact transport and adjusts for length of pull. A Picatinny rail runs along the top of the receiver and extends to the bridge that straddles the barrel. The stock also has sections of rail at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock for additional mounting options.
During SHOT Show range day, Editor-in-Chief Alex Robison had no problem shooting the rifle on steel out to 200 yards and was impressed by the quality of the SPR300’s trigger. To take some of the sting out of the rifle’s cost, it comes with everything except the glass. It ships with the suppressor, a bipod, scope rings, and one hard and one soft case.
B&T USA SPR300 PRO SpecsAction: Two-lug boltBarrel: 9.8-inch suppressedStock: Folding, adjustableTrigger: Timney adjustableMSRP: $5,200 usd
