Next Level ArmamentNLS 30K Predator
.30 Cal / 7.62mm suppressor · HUB 1.375x24 interface · specs and compatibility from the manufacturer
Notable features
- HUB Compatible
- Multi-Caliber
- No Barrel Restrictions
- TBAC Summit Tested
- Full-Auto Rated
- Sealed
length
6.5″
weight
15.9oz
MSRP
$585
length
6.5″
weight
15.9oz
calibers
.22 rimfire–.30
material
Steel
interface
HUB 1.375x24
MSRP
$585
- Overall length
- 6.5″
- Diameter
- 1.63″
- Weight
- 15.9 oz
- Material
- 3D-Printed Stainless Steel
- Finish / treatment
- Infernoware
- Max caliber
- .30 Cal / 7.62mm
- Base interface
- HUB 1.375x24
- Full-auto rated
- Yes
- Barrel restriction
- None (manufacturer stated)
- Firing schedule
- Rated for full auto with no barrel length restriction, but limited: running full auto for an extended time without a cool-down period shortens its life through heat erosion (the maker's caliber chart rates it "Yes but limited")
- Baffles
- 4
- Maintenance
- Sealed (not user serviceable)
- MSRP
- $585
- Class
- .30 Cal / 7.62mm
- n
- 574
- Range
- $199–$2,380
- Median
- $990
Cheaper than most .30 Cal / 7.62mm suppressors
MSRP compared against the 574 .30 Cal / 7.62mm suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP). What you pay may differ.
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- Base interface
- HUB 1.375x24
The HUB 1.375x24 is an open standard: 494 mounts and 940 muzzle devices in our catalog fit this suppressor, including Next Level Armament NLS HUB Direct Thread Adapter (1/2-28), AAC 51T S.T.A.M.P. Mount and AB Suppressor AB Raptor Adapter. You aren't locked into one manufacturer's parts.
Which ones fit your barrel and host?
Check in the BuilderThe Thunder Beast Silencer Summit fires every suppressor entered on the same gun, with the same equipment. NLS 30K Predator was measured in 4 tests. Figures can only be compared with others from the same test, so each one links to everything else fired on that gun.
Bolt-action and lever rifles
- .300 Blackout subsonic, 16" bolt-action rifle 2026128.9 dBat the ear · 20.8 dB quieter than the 2025 unsuppressed baseline55 tested →
- .308, 20" bolt-action rifle 2026133.1 dBat the ear · 22.8 dB quieter than the 2024 unsuppressed baseline50 tested →
- .300 Win Mag, 26" bolt-action rifle 2026138.9 dBat the ear · 18.2 dB quieter than the 2025 unsuppressed baseline38 tested →
Gas-operated rifles and carbines
Measurements published by Thunder Beast Arms Corp. How to read these
Manufacturer claim
- Rated for full-auto use with no barrel length restrictions, though running full-auto for an extended time without a cool-down period will shorten its lifespan through heat erosion.
- The maker's caliber chart lists it as rated for .17 HMR through .223/5.56, plus 6 ARC, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, .270 Win, .300 BO, .308 Win and .300 Win Mag.
- A one-piece 3D printed design made from Stainless Steel with 4 internal baffles, redesigned for hunting from the original NLS5P: shorter, lighter and HUB compatible for multiple mounting options.
- The baffle design separates the stream of air and gas, directing it through ports into outer spiral channels that create several independent vortices, which the maker says significantly reduces "blowback" of gas into the firearm and the fouling that comes with it.
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- Finish coated with Infernoware, a coating that dissipates heat both during and after use; the maker says it was the first to introduce this coating to suppressors.
- Because of the one-piece design the inner air passages are hard to keep clean; the maker recommends soaking in CLP every 300-400 rounds, then draining and blowing out the fouling by shooting it or with compressed air.
- The maker recommends a QD mount from an established, reputable company to avoid baffle strikes from a low quality mount system.
- Comes with the buyer's choice of one NLS HUB compatible direct thread adapter: 1/2-28, 5/8-24, Sig 13.5-1 LH threads.
- The maker's caliber chart lists it as not approved for .338 ARC, 9mm or .350 Legend.
Is one of these wrong, or does our wording say something the source doesn't?
