The 360 Precision Bandit 300 BLK Pistol SBR is a short‑barreled rifle built around the same compact, ambidextrous platform as the Bandit pistol, but configured as a true rifle with a rifle stock. Chambered in .300 AAC Blackout with an 8.3‑inch BA Hanson barrel, it’s optimized for suppressed shooting and tactical use, cycling both supersonic and subsonic 300 Blackout ammo reliably.

Like the pistol variant, the SBR uses billet 7075‑T6 ambidextrous receivers, a TriggerTech AR‑15 Duty PVD flat trigger (3.5 lb pull), and a Toolcraft DLC‑coated BCG with a 9310 bolt. The overall package is still very light at 5.5 lbs, yet offers the stability of a stock for better follow‑up shots, recoil control, and positional shooting.

Who should buy this 300 BLK SBR?

The Bandit 300 BLK SBR is ideal if you:

• Are willing to go through the NFA process and want a true rifle stock instead of a pistol brace.
• Want a suppressor‑optimized 300 BLK SBR for home defense, tactical training, or law‑enforcement‑style duty use.
• Need something compact but still rifle‑like for vehicle use, clearing rooms, or close‑quarters engagements.
• Value ambidextrous controls, American‑made billet receivers, and a clean, modern AR platform you can customize with M‑LOK accessories.

If you’re comfortable with federal paperwork and you want a compact 300 Blackout rifle with shoulder‑stock stability, this is the natural upgrade over the pistol version.

How does it compare to the Bandit Pistol?

In terms of mechanics and performance, the Bandit 300 BLK SBR and the Bandit 300 BLK Pistol are twins:

• Same 8.3‑inch BA Hanson barrel, same pistol‑length gas system, same barrel profile and gas block.
• Same billet 7075‑T6 ambidextrous receivers, same TriggerTech Duty trigger, same Toolcraft DLC BCG, same handguard and M‑LOK layout.
• Same weight (5.5 lbs) and similar overall length depending on stock position.

The only real differences are:

• Bandit SBR: Uses a rifle stock (SBA3 X Black) and is classified as a Short‑Barreled Rifle (SBR), which requires a federal NFA tax stamp and approval.
• Bandit Pistol: Uses a pistol brace, is not NFA‑regulated, and is legally an AR pistol.

If you want the same compact, 300 BLK‑ready platform but with a rifle stock and SBR classification, the SBR is the right choice.