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SILENCERCO SCYTHE-TI .30

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SKU: 542761

Overview

The SilencerCo Scythe-Ti is the ultimate lightweight .30 caliber suppressor designed specifically for the backcountry hunter and precision long-range shooter. As SilencerCo's first 100% titanium silencer, it breaks the mold by offering extreme durability at a featherweight 7.3 ounces. Measuring just 6.16 inches, the Scythe-Ti provides an incredible sound-to-weight ratio that won't compromise your rifle's balance or point of impact.Key Performance Features:Caliber Versatility: Rated for everything from .223 REM/5.56 NATO up to the heavy-hitting .300 RUM.No Barrel Restrictions: Engineered to handle short barrels without the typical limitations of lightweight cans.Recoil Management: Includes a Single-Port Anchor Brake that reduces muzzle flip and felt recoil, allowing for faster follow-up shots and better spotting of your hits.Industry Standard Mounting: Features "HUB" 1.375x24 threads, making it compatible with a wide range of Bravo and ASR mounting systems.Specifications & Materials:Constructed from fully welded Grade 5 and Grade 9 Titanium with a Type II Anodized oil-rubbed finish, the Scythe-Ti is built for the rigors of the field. It ships with a 5/8x24 Titanium Direct Thread Mount and a complete tool kit for easy maintenance. Whether you are chambered in .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, or .300 Blackout, this suppressor delivers hearing-safe performance (averaging 128dB-132dB) in a package that disappears on your barrel.Expert Insight:In our hands-on testing, the Scythe-Ti proved to be the gold standard for bolt-action suppression. For a deeper dive into performance and field testing, read our SilencerCo Scythe-Ti Review on the Guns.com blog.