SilencerCo Scythe Ti failures

[jpengel]

Haven't read all 56 pages, so let me know if this has already ben asked, but....has anyone tried to return their scythe to SilencerCo or their dealer? Lifetime warrantee means that if one wanted too they could just shoot until failure, get it fixed, and repeat forever. So if they accepted a return it would actually save them money.

Obviously you would have to eat the $200 tax stamp, but at this point i would be happy to do that if it meant i could get rid of this lemon of a can.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Whenf mine goes I’ll gladly take the STM replacement. Unless the repair evolves into a lasting one.

Yeah, I’d take almost any silencer they make just to have the scythe gone. Shit, I’d even take a sparrow in a straight across trade from them just to move on from the scythe.

 

[Bater]

Haven't read all 56 pages, so let me know if this has already ben asked, but....has anyone tried to return their scythe to SilencerCo or their dealer? Lifetime warrantee means that if one wanted too they could just shoot until failure, get it fixed, and repeat forever. So if they accepted a return it would actually save them money.

Obviously you would have to eat the $200 tax stamp, but at this point i would be happy to do that if it meant i could get rid of this lemon of a can.

I would return mine tomorrow if they would take it back. Not sure it anyone’s tried.

 

[3 oh 8]

I got my can back in 7 days after sending it in . Looks like a brand new one . Still has same serial number . Hope it’s a new and improved version !!!

Dropped mine off on a Monday, Fedex delivered it Wednesday...Wednesday afternoon it was shipped back and I got it Friday morning. Highly doubt they re welded it in a couple hours...my guess is its new with the same serial number..

 

[HairyScandinavian]

Exactly.

It would be interesting to film another failure in real time (I know there was already one posted in here several pages back). Shoot well under the accepted rate of fire and show it failing with factory ammo. Might get SiCo's attention, although I don't think much came from the other documented failure.

They know darn well people aren't abusing them, they just want plausible deniability for marketing purposes.