First Look: JK Armament RPX .30Cal Suppressor

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posted on April 23, 2025
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JK Armament is proud to announce its all-purpose .30-caliber suppressor, the JK 155 RPX .30Cal.

With its .36-caliber bore and our most advanced baffle design that merges rifle and pistol suppression performance into a single suppressor, the 155 RPX .30CAL is ready for duty on pistols, carbines, rifles, machine guns, and more. With only a quick end cap swap to handle anything larger than .30 caliber, the RPX .30CAL has you covered from 9mm to 350 Legend to 300 Blackout, 338 ARC, .308 Winchester, .357 Magnum and so many more all the way up to .300 Win. Mag. (minimum barrel lengths apply to some calibers). Or, run it on 223/5.56, 5.7×28, and other small calibers with a .22-caliber end cap.

An extraordinarily lightweight suppressor, the JK 155 RPX .30Cal combines the benefits of the RCX and PCX lines. A grade 5 titanium blast baffle combined with seven, user-configurable 7075 billet modular baffles delivers heavyweight durability in a featherweight silencer. Visit jkarmament.com for more information.

Features:

  • Baffle design performs on rifle and pistol cartridges, supersonic and subsonic
  • Super lightweight for hunting and precision
  • Titanium blast baffle for full-auto ratings
  • .36-caliber baffles allow big bore and 9mm use with only an end cap swap
  • Industry-standard HUB 1.375x24 TPI mount size
  • ASR-compatible Taper Mount installed
  • Unlimited, Unconditional, Lifetime Warranty

Specs:

  • 7x 7075 billet aluminum JK 155 LT modular baffles
  • Grade 5 titanium JK 155 PRO blast baffle
  • JK 155 LT Flash Reducer End Cap
  • ASR-compatible JK 155 LT Quick Attach Taper Mount installed
  • Length: 3.3 to 8.7 inches
  • Diameter: 1.55 inches
  • Weight: 3.6 ounces to 11 ounces
  • Finish: Type 3 Hard Anodize and Cerakote

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