Lightest smallest Suppressor? MT rifle build

[jrkotz]

Don't want to publicly throw a company under the bus I have no first hand experience with, but I was warned that a particular company was horrible with customer service.

Just saying, a long time, successful company that stands behind it's product is valuable, especially with class 3 items

 

[Mike D Texas]

Don't want to publicly throw a company under the bus I have no first hand experience with, but I was warned that a particular company was horrible with customer service.

Just saying, a long time, successful company that stands behind it's product is valuable, especially with class 3 items

I wouldn't consider stating their warranty policy would be throwing them under the bus. May save a fellow shooter some grief down the road.

 

[jduramaxeichinger]

The AB Raptor is hard to beat for what you are looking for. For your needs, I would compare it and the Nomad TI. Just my 2 cents. Both sound great and are light.

 

[THE1LAF]

Kinda digging up a thread, but have you looked at the Diligent Defense Enticer S-Ti @ 9.3oz & 6.75" OAL?
I'm looking at the "L-Ti" that's 10.5oz & 8.25" OAL

 

[tahoe1305]

Kinda digging up a thread, but have you looked at the Diligent Defense Enticer S-Ti @ 9.3oz & 6.75" OAL?
I'm looking at the "L-Ti" that's 10.5oz & 8.25" OAL

I'm betting these are good (have in jail).

If it were me I'd be on the new Scythe though.

 

[THE1LAF]

I'm betting these are good (have in jail).

If it were me I'd be on the new Scythe though.

Definitely fits the "Smallest/Lightest" by a healthy margin and looks great. Would definitely be interested in performance testing. Silencer Co's marketing "no bbl restrictions on up to 300RUM"? as a full titanium can makes me question their life choices. Not that I plan on getting into the heavy 30's any time soon.

 

[HuntnPack]

Lightest, Smallest Suppressor is often times nothing more than a muzzle device.

Get a suppressor with the best suppression you can. You'll be happier. VOLUME !!

 

[Tidus56]

Silencerco new sythe brake looks awesome.

SilencerCo Scythe-Ti: Ultra-lightweight Titanium

The Scythe-TI suppressor is SilencerCo's first Suppressor completely constructed from titanium. Ultra-lightweight titanium sound suppression.

silencerco.com

 

[Tidus56]

Looks like it was already mentioned my bad

 

[QuietTexan]

Silencer Co's marketing "no bbl restrictions on up to 300RUM"? as a full titanium can makes me question their life choices.

The 'no restrictions' part seems questionable but I know a guy with a short 300 RUM would could figure out if it'll hold or not I'd want it in writing from SiCo that they would cover that exact use before I did it though, because even TBAC keeps a 14.5" restriction on their Magnus, and that thing is an absolute tank from a company that's multiple generations deep in all-Ti cans.