SilencerCo Scythe-Ti Overview

MOWING DOWN THE COMPETITION
The SilencerCo Scythe-Ti is the silencer every hunter and precision shooter has been waiting for. At only 7.3 ounces, it's significantly lighter than almost anything else on the market. The lightweight reduces shooter fatigue and imparts minimal disruption to barrel harmonics. It's also short. At 6.16" long, it's one of the smallest silencers in class. Although the size and weight say tiny, the performance says otherwise.
On 300 Blackout, it meters at 118.6 dB. With 5.56, the Scythe-Ti is under 129 dB. Even 300 Remington Ultra Mag is hearing safe, putting decibel reduction on par with silencers nearly twice as long and three times as heavy.
Like many of SilencerCo's other offerings, it's customizable for different use cases. The Bravo rear thread pitch, or Omega/HUB, allows numerous mounting solutions. For those who enjoy a minimal mounting approach, the direct thread can screw the suppressor onto your favorite host rifle. The SilencerCo ASR system can be quickly installed for added speed and security. If the shooter is already invested in another mounting system, chances are the Scythe-Ti can be adapted to that system in only a few seconds.
SilencerCo's new single-port anchor brake comes preinstalled on the Scythe-Ti for added recoil reduction without the length.
FEATURES
Ultra-lightweight at only 7.3 ounces
6.16" long
Rated for bolt and semi-auto use
No barrel restrictions
Full titanium construction
New single-port anchor brake
Bravo / Omega accessory solutions

[@mr.mr.3301]

Cool review. Now do the Diligent Defense Enticer S Ti. It’s about $300 cheaper and I wonder if there is a performance difference.

[@williamboggs1682]

That’s awesome thanks love this channel. Now let’s see the Mojave

[@sethperry1323]

I think this is the one I need....

[@JDM304]

Thanks!

[@RangeToyz]

I appreciate your video. Got mine pending for a .308 Sig Cross

[@austinvincenti1]

How’s that wait going? Wondering if the rumors are true

[@RangeToyz]

@@austinvincenti1 mine was quick overall compared to my last one. I backordered if from SilencerShop 1-5-24, DocuSign 1-26-24, certified 2-20-24 and it was approved/picked up on 2-23-24. Technically a 3 day approval on the Form 4 as an individual. I called SilencerCo to see when the next batch was shipping. I think they said they ship a bunch out at least every week and mine should be in that batch. I called SilencerShop to see how many people back ordered in front of me and they said probably about 40. As you can see, it didn’t take too long. The back order and shipping to my local dealer was the longest part. The ATF and FBI background check did their job in only 3 days. Capitol Armory has a good description saying that squeaky clean forms go fast, but sometimes there are anomalies like other people with the same name or data entry that got put in wrong (although it shouldn’t with the bar codes) making it take longer.

[@Moetown1986]

SiCo needs to drop a standalone single port scythe end cap.

[@SkrapSF83]

I’ve seen a surefire adapter

[@SpudOutdoors]

Another channel weighed it with mount and it was 8.4oz

[@user-bw4qi5yu4x]

In your video, were you using subsonic ammo?

[@Travelwithkhaled]

I have one pending since October 😢

[@Imarookieatthis]

Is going to be at the March 2/3 event?

[@dipandvelcro]

Thanks for the video. Could you use the Scythe end cap on an Omega 300?

[@SkrapSF83]

They told me the omega 300 cap would fit this so I’d say yes

[@GldenRetriever]

It performs better than the nomad TI?

[@TheTyrider427]

So it's basically a K can?

[@ke9938]

I want to see this at night.

[@TT-ch2pz]

Thanks to the ATF in 1 short year you to can could possibly own one of these suppressors.

[@RangeToyz]

I got my last can, a Velos LBP 5.55 in 6 months. Pretty stoked on it!

[@SkrapSF83]

@@RangeToyzgot me over here crossing my fingers

[@RangeToyz]

@@SkrapSF83 I just got my Mask and Oculus in less than 3.5 months! Submitted October 31st, approved a couple days ago :)

[@SkrapSF83]

@@RangeToyzDAMN! Haven’t heard of one that fast in a long time! Was it your first one?

[@RangeToyz]

@@SkrapSF83 over a decade ago, before all of this demand, it was common. E-forms are finally catching up to the surge of buying these days. There’s some luck involved. It was an individual not a trust. My local dealer had the Oculus in stock and I ordered the Mask. I submitted both at once when the Mask arrived and those are the days I’m counting.

[@francisvilbig]

To noisy I’ve heard👂 way better that was a sound of pew pew