RSAW | 300 BLK | SBR

RSAW was built around how .300 Blackout is actually used: short barrels, suppressors, and ammunition ranging from heavy subsonic to fast supersonic. It isn't a carbine adapted to .300 BLK - it's built for it.

The 8″ barrel and 1:7 twist favor subsonic projectiles while staying stable and predictable with supersonic loads, so accuracy holds across the full range of ammunition. No choosing between quiet and reach.

Short barrels are where .300 BLK works best. At 8″, RSAW uses the cartridge's pressure curve efficiently - reliable velocity, controlled recoil, and none of the blast and flash penalties that come with short 5.56 systems. Supersonic loads stay effective across urban distances; subsonic loads with a suppressor keep acoustic and visual signature exceptionally low.

Reduced signature was a design goal, not a byproduct. Gas system tuning, barrel length, and system geometry work together to minimize blast, flash, and sound - and the platform still transitions quickly between discreet and aggressive configurations.

Inside 300 meters, RSAW handles well in tight spaces, shoots consistently from improvised positions, and behaves predictably no matter what's in the magazine. Compact, adaptable, and no more complex than it needs to be.

Consistent. Reliable. Accurate.