The 360 Precision Bandit 300 BLK Pistol is a compact, ambidextrous AR pistol chambered in .300 AAC Blackout, built for fast, close‑quarters use and suppressor‑friendly operation. It pairs an 8.3‑inch BA Hanson barrel with a pistol‑length gas system to run both supersonic and subsonic 300 Blackout ammo smoothly, while staying extremely compact and light at just 5.5 lbs.

Built entirely in‑house in Warminster, PA, the Bandit 300 BLK Pistol 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. This keeps the action reliable, consistent, and well‑suited to home defense, duty carry, and training.

Who should buy this 300 BLK pistol?

The Bandit 300 BLK Pistol is a strong fit if you want:

• A no‑NFA 300 BLK AR pistol that ships without a federal tax stamp.
• A suppressor‑ready home‑defense or PDW‑style platform that works with subsonic and supersonic ammo.
• A compact, lightweight pistol (24.25–27 inches depending on brace position) for vehicles, tight hallways, or concealed carry setups.
• A fully ambidextrous AR with slick‑side or forward‑assist options and multiple Cerakote or anodized finishes.

If you’re avoiding the NFA process but still want serious 300 Blackout performance in a pistol form factor, this is the natural choice.

How does it compare to the Bandit SBR?

Mechanically, the Bandit 300 BLK Pistol and Bandit 300 BLK Pistol SBR are nearly identical in everything that matters: same 8.3‑inch barrel, same billet 7075‑T6 platform, same TriggerTech Duty trigger, and same Toolcraft DLC BCG. The key difference is:

• Bandit Pistol: Uses a pistol brace (SBA3) and is classified as an AR pistol under federal law, so it does not require an NFA tax stamp.
• Bandit SBR: Uses a rifle stock and is classified as a Short‑Barreled Rifle (SBR), which does require a federal NFA tax stamp and approval.

If you want the same compact, 300 BLK‑ready platform but without NFA paperwork and a rifle stock, the pistol is the right pick.