AAC (Advanced Armament Corporation) has launched a new brand of firearms called 'The Farm', specializing in suppressed hunting rifles. Initial offerings will be a AR-15 pattern rifle and a Remington Model 700 variant, both chambered for the .300 AAC Blackout (.300 BLK) cartridge and designed with supressor use in mind. The .300 BLK, with typical loads pushing a 155 grain bullet to just under 2,000 ft/s is comparable to the .30-30 or 7.62x39mm in power, making these rifles suitable for small to medium size game.

From The Farm website:

After years of defining and redefining silencer technology for the military, AAC is proud to present The Farm. Southern by nature and silent by design, The Farm brings to market the latest technologies that AAC has to offer. From the new 300 AAC Blackout cartridge to Silencers, and Model 7's to Muzzle Brakes, The Farm has everything you need to bring your outdoor shooting experience from the battle to the field.

Unlike most of the rest of the world, in the United States supressors are strictly regulated and are rarely used for hunting. They are seen as devices primarily used by assassins and poachers, when in fact they are a safety device and reduce noise pollution. The Farm is taking a gamble on whether they can overcome the negative stigma that suppressors have in this country, even by many gun owners.