https://greyhive.com/videos/watch/a24f55c1-95a3-453f-bd8e-9a59e75c862d An 8-inch titanium can built for .350 Legend and .357 Magnum — and I put it on a blowback 9mm Scorpion, which is about the hardest place to make any suppressor sound good. Three loads. Here's what happened. Full transparency: Sylvan Arms sent this suppressor out at no cost. You know how I do things here — if it's junk, I tell you it's junk. And even though it was provided, it went through the full legal process: Form 4, digital fingerprints, the whole thing, transferred through a licensed dealer. With everything going on in the courts around suppressors right now, it's still Form 4s through most dealers — plan accordingly. What's covered: the build (grade 9 titanium tube, grade 5 titanium baffle stack, 17-4 stainless blast chamber and blast baffle — titanium where the weight matters, steel where the abuse is), calibers and barrel minimums, the mount situation you need to know about before buying (it's NOT HUB compatible — Sylvan's own QD or direct thread), and the three-load test on the CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1: 115gr, 124gr, and Hornady 147gr subsonic — including the honest take on which loads still want hearing protection and where this can absolutely earns its money. 🔧 SPECS AT A GLANCE Sylvan Arms SA357 Ti — designed and made in the USA 8.1" long, ~14.3 oz before the muzzle device Grade 9 titanium tube (black Cerakote), grade 5 titanium baffles, 17-4 stainless blast chamber/baffle Optimized for: .350 Legend, .357 Magnum, .38 Special — also runs 9mm Rapid-fire rated | Min barrels: 5.5" (.357/.38), ~5" (9mm), 12.5" (.350 Legend) | Not rated for rifle magnums Mount: Sylvan QD muzzle device (tested) or direct thread — not HUB compatible 📍 Full breakdown, notes, and every link: https://2apatriotranch.com 📧 The email list — the audience nobody can throttle: https://2apatriotranch.com ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 – The wrong caliber, on purpose 0:51 – Housekeeping: this video got taken down once already 1:17 – Full transparency + the Form 4 2:11 – The build: titanium where it counts, steel where the abuse is 3:19 – Calibers, ratings, and barrel minimums 4:00 – Heads up: not HUB compatible 4:15 – The test: blowback Scorpion, three loads, the new property 5:37 – Range: 115gr supersonic 6:16 – Range: 124gr 7:26 – Range: 147gr subsonic 10:17 – Studio verdict: supers vs subs 11:23 – The loudest thing out there wasn't the can 12:20 – The knocks: HUB, barrel minimums, price 13:20 – Bottom line: who this can is for 14:00 – What lever gun should I put it on? ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This suppressor was provided by Sylvan Arms and was lawfully transferred on an approved ATF Form 4 through a licensed dealer. Opinions are my own. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes. All shooting was performed by a trained adult on private property in compliance with all applicable laws. Suppressors reduce — they do not eliminate — sound; make your own hearing protection decisions. Always follow the four rules of firearm safety. I'm in the market for a lever gun to pair with this can — .357 or .350 Legend. Drop a comment and tell me what to get. Subscribe for the lever gun follow-up. #SylvanArms #Suppressor #2A #PCC #GunReview Fri, 18 Sep 2026 02:01:28 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://greyhive.com https://greyhive.com/lazy-static/avatars/5746210d-885d-44b2-9be0-92bf1e4d34df.webp https://greyhive.com/videos/watch/a24f55c1-95a3-453f-bd8e-9a59e75c862d All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://greyhive.com/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.