YHM NITRO 30 New Modular Silencer

    YHM Nitro 30 Caliber Silencer

    The New Modular YHM Nitro 30 Caliber Silencer

    While Yankee Hill Machine has been around as long as I have been building AR-15s, they are not known for their silencers. That is a shame, as the 30 caliber suppressors they make are some of the best cans for the money available on the market today.

    Never one to rest on their laurels, Yankee Hill Machine has announced the NITRO 30, a modular.30 caliber silencer that YHM say’s will raise the bar for today’s modular suppressor.

    The YHM NITRO 30 will apparently be packaged in a neat looking pistol-style case, and it will include many of the most popular modular suppressor accessories already in the box with the can. Yankee Hill ships the NITRO 30 with two endcaps and two rear caps, as well as the two wrench tools needed to change out those caps and a Basofil heat resistant pouch to hold it. The NITRO 30 is rated up to .300 Ultra Magnum.

    The two front caps that ship with the YHM NITRO 30 are both .30 caliber endcaps and consist of a flat “tactical” cap and a muzzle brake cap intended for the target shooter. The two rear caps that ship with the NITRO can are a quick disconnect cap for rifles equipped with quick disconnect muzzle devices and a direct thread cap for rifles with a barrel threaded 5/8×24.

    A 1/2×28 rear cap and a 5.56mm muzzle cap is available separately.

    For more information you can check out the NITRO 30 here at YHM website.

    YHM NITRO 30 Package

    YHM NITRO 30 Suppressor Kit

    YHM NITRO 30 End Caps

    YHM NITRO 30 End Caps

    YHM NITRO 30 Rear Caps

    YHM NITRO 30 Rear Caps

    YHM NITRO 30

    YHM NITRO 30

    Scott is a firearms enthusiast and gun hobbyist whose primary interest is the practical application of gun ownership. In addition to contributing to The Firearm Blog, he hosts and blogs for The Firearms Podcast, a podcast and blog about gun stuff by gun people. Scott is a 20-year veteran of the USAF and been a member of his base, state and the All Guard marksmanship teams. He can be reached via email at scott@thefirearmspodcast.com


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