New Suppressor Brake option for Scythe

[ChrisAU]

Ordered one to compare to my Recoil-X's. Price point is better for sure.

Bravo Directional Anchor Brake – Recoil Reduction and Stability

Maximize recoil reduction and stability with the Bravo Directional Anchor Brake. Precision port design, anodized steel/aluminum, Compatible with Scythe-Ti & STM suppressors.

silencerco.com

 

[thinhorn_AK]

you're just going to lose it when your scythe blows up and you can't find the front half.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

I would not put another dime towards the Scythe Ti, but it is an interesting thing to consider.


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[ChrisAU]

I also do not have a Ti, but I do have an STM

 

[Jbehredt]

Must resist. Do Not Need. I’ve already clicked “buy now” once and made it out without the hole in my wallet.

 

[ChrisAU]

Must resist. Do Not Need. I’ve already clicked “buy now” once and made it out without the hole in my wallet.

STAYQUIET15 gets ya 15% off. I was moving through checkout and some plugin I put in Chrome a while back threw that in there. So that was nice. But I'm sorry.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

At this point, I would be more likely to order the nice wooden RokStok for a Chinese Mosin-Nagant than buy a new accessory for my Scythe Ti.


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[MagnumHntr]

At this point, I would be more likely to order the nice wooden RokStok for a Chinese Mosin-Nagant than buy a new accessory for my Scythe Ti.


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The Scythe Ti is a great can! You seem like a numbers guy with all the decibel research you have done on the other cans, The failure rate of the Scythe is actually Very Very low.

Recoil X has their new Gen 2 brake available for the Scythe also

Recoil X Comp Brake 30 cal.

Designed from the ground up with patent pending geometry to reduce recoil and muzzle rise, getting you back on target faster. This brake was designed in conjunction with Patty Youngs of MDT's Pro Team leveraging years of competitive shooting experience. This isn't guess work. It's engineering...

recoilxbrakes.com

 

[Q_Sertorius]

The Scythe Ti is a great can! You seem like a numbers guy with all the decibel research you have done on the other cans, The failure rate of the Scythe is actually Very Very low.

Recoil X has their new Gen 2 brake available for the Scythe also

Recoil X Comp Brake 30 cal.

Designed from the ground up with patent pending geometry to reduce recoil and muzzle rise, getting you back on target faster. This brake was designed in conjunction with Patty Youngs of MDT's Pro Team leveraging years of competitive shooting experience. This isn't guess work. It's engineering...

recoilxbrakes.com

On January 1, 2025, I’ll trade you a Scythe Ti and $200 for a Reaper. And all paperwork done properly.


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[wind gypsy]

Interesting. I haven't been able to wrap my mind around what exactly makes a big difference on these end cap brakes like a normal brake, but the port sizes seem pretty big still? I assume thats why the 3 port anchor isn't as effective as say the recoil x, because the ports are huge so the gas pressure drops quickly in them?

At this point, I would be more likely to order the nice wooden RokStok for a Chinese Mosin-Nagant than buy a new accessory for my Scythe Ti.

I'm sorry you feel that way. I choose to continue enjoying my $1300 (with stamp/tax/shipping..) purchase!

 

[MagnumHntr]

I’ll trade you a Scythe Ti and $200 for a Reaper.


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I might take you up on that on Jan 1st

 

[ElPollo]

I admit I haven’t used of these suppressor breaks and am not trying to be critical of anyone’s choices. But I cannot understand the logic of buying a suppressor and changing out the front end of it to make it louder.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

I might take you up on that on Jan 1st

I just don’t trust it. Numbers and stats only go so far. I wouldn’t use any weapon that had a 1% chance of catastrophic failure. And I sure won’t let my kid use it.


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[MagnumHntr]

I admit I haven’t used of these suppressor breaks and am not trying to be critical of anyone’s choices. But I cannot understand the logic of buying a suppressor and changing out the front end of it to make it louder.

They actually work quiet well at matches where you are wearing hearing protection anyway. At the end of a weekend of shooting I don't have a headache as I did before from the concussion of just a muzzle brake

 

[wind gypsy]

I admit I haven’t used of these suppressor breaks and am not trying to be critical of anyone’s choices. But I cannot understand the logic of buying a suppressor and changing out the front end of it to make it louder.

The Logic is simple. A person desires a good end cap brake when they value spotting shots and recoil reduction more than a few decibels less noise. Still a lot quieter than a bare muzzle in most cases.

The noise difference between my scythe or XC with an end cap brake and an aggressive muzzle brake is probably more than the difference between bare muzzle vs standard suppressor.

I dont intend to hunt with end cap brakes on cans unless i start hunting with magnums again in which case i probably would! They are nice for the range and comps though.

 

[SloppyJ]

you're just going to lose it when your scythe blows up and you can't find the front half.

I laughed because that's exactly what happened to me!

 

[wind gypsy]

On a bright note, SiCo couldn't try to blame the aftermarket front cap if a scythe fails with their brake on it..

 

[Jbehredt]

STAYQUIET15 gets ya 15% off. I was moving through checkout and some plugin I put in Chrome a while back threw that in there. So that was nice. But I'm sorry.

Or, hear me out. Order an STM w/the $200 SiCo credit and it’s free99! RESIST!