Don't wait until your new Scythe-Ti suppressor is in hand! Start prepping now while you wait on your Form 4 to be approved. Check out our how-to video to find out everything you need to know about the all-new Scythe-Ti.
As my first silencerco can, I couldn’t be happier with mine. Lives on a Tikka T3x Lite in 300 WSM and it severely reduces felt recoil. Aligns perfectly every time and shoots lights out.
Having last half of shooting on different hosts. gives me an honest shot report. Loving my omega 9k, and look forward to getting more form silencerCo . (keep on doing the vids with the shots with the suppressor's)
Second one was in .308 and 4th one was .30-30? Just double checking, I wasn't sure it would accommodate those rounds or not since it just says its for .30 cal, which could end at .300 BLK for all I know.
What does this suppressor do that my Omega 300 does not? I'm always in the market for more suppressors, but of everything on the market, what sets this apart?
The weight and length reduction. The Scythe Ti is half the weight of the Omega 300 and nearly an inch shorter all while maintaining the same great sound performance.
Considering this can has a muzzle brake end cap and is not meant to be used for tactical hard use purposes, I would probably say that maintaining a small signature under nods was low on their priority list of features for this can.
@austinfloeter565 my Omega 300 has a much more substantial brake, and due to it NOT having titanium baffling, doesn't emitt white sparks. What makes you think this can, "is not meant for tactical use"?
@@YZFoFittie Because it says specifically on their website who they intended the suppressor for. This can could not withstand a sustained firing schedule needed for tactical/gunfighter use. The titanium would be well over 800 degrees after two magazines which is the failure point for a Titanium suppressor. A can more suited to hard use/tactical purposes is their Velos LBP which is made out of Stainless and Inconel. Which they also state that on their website.
@@YZFoFittieYou must be a navy seal because I don't know of anyone else running around at night with a bolt action and nods worried about their IR signature lol use the can how you want dude, no one is stopping you
@@SilencerCo awesome. I’m looking for something shorter that will work on 7.62x39 and my 556. I have the hybrid and a keymo adapter for it. And the asr adapter. Cause my 13.7 pined and welded uses the Knox flashhider from solgw and I want something that will fit both. With out having to buy more adapters
