The primary sound signature pressure histories for all 5 shots are shown in Figure 2a. Overall subsonic 300 BLK performance comparisons of the two silencers are shown in Section 6.30.2 of this review.
One notable difference between the early-time signature of the Resonator K and those two silencers with subsonic 300 BLK is the significantly higher amplitude of the end-cap exit event with the Resonator K. For comparison, the reader is encouraged to examine the subsonic 300 BLK test first round signatures of the Q Half Nelson in Sound Signature Review 6.29 and the Energetic Armament VOX S in Sound Signature Review 6.25. This is postulated to occur as a result of the compact size of the Resonator K. One distinguishing feature of the signature shown in Figure 1 is the immediate rise to a significant peak amplitude during the end-cap exit event. The Resonator K can be obtained from Silencer Shop. The silencer weighs 9.5 ounces with no mount, as tested. The silencer weighs 15.7 ounces with the Phantom Q.D. The silencer is tubeless and constructed of heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel with a a heat treated 718 Inconel blast baffle. The user may choose to use third-party mount adapters that interface with the rear mount thread. The included mount adapter results in a silencer system length of 5.65 inches. adapter and a muzzle brake or flash hider mount. The silencer possesses 1-3/8”-24tpi rear mount capability and includes the YHM Phantom Q.D. It has a 1.56-inch diameter and is 4.8 inches in length without a mount. It is a 30 caliber centerfire rifle silencer, intended to suppress most cartridges with projectiles appropriately sized to travel through the bore, including 300 Remington Ultra Magnum. The Resonator K is designed and manufactured by YHM. YHM Resonator K on a Q mini FIX 300 BLK with 8-in Barrel
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