Griffin Armament | EXPLORR 300 | .30 cal Taper Mount

The Griffin Armament EXPLORR 300 is a compact taper-mount suppressor designed for .30 caliber/7.62mm systems. It is constructed from high-strength, high-temperature corrosion-resistant 17-4PH stainless steel and is heat-treated and laser welded for durability. The design emphasizes minimal and repeatable point-of-impact shift, low profile flash suppression, and broad mounting compatibility for range and precision applications.

Product Specifications

• The diameter is 1.5.
• The overall length is 6.3.
• The length added is 5.0 when using EZ Brake and 4.0 when using longer devices.
• The weight is 11.8 ounces with Plan-A installed and 9.7 ounces for the tube body alone.
• The construction material is 17-4PH stainless steel, described as high strength, high temperature, and corrosion resistant.
• The attachment system is .30 cal / 7.62mm taper mount for minimalist devices.
• The published dB attenuation for 7.62mm is 29 dB.
• The finish is high temp Cerakote.
• The unit is full-auto rated.
• Key features include H900 heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel and laser welded construction for durability.
• Design highlights list minimal and repeatable POI shift and rock-solid mounting.
• The suppressor uses an ECO-FLOW baffle system for improved performance.
• Included hardware is a Taper Mount EZ Brake 5/8×24 .30 cal.
• Compatibility includes Griffin taper mount devices, CAM-LOK® Universal QD system, support for 3-lug QD kits, and support for A2/Gate-Lok adapter.
• The product comes with a Perpetual Lifetime Warranty and a Griffin Cerakote finish.
• The UPC is 689396836761.

Built to perform in demanding range and precision contexts, the EXPLORR 300 balances a compact profile with full-auto durability and broad mounting options. Its combination of heat-treated 17-4PH stainless construction, ECO-FLOW baffle geometry, and low-profile muzzle device compatibility makes it suited to extended range sessions and precision shooting applications where repeatable point-of-impact and reduced flash are priorities.